The original by the author, also includes a pdf template. A number of users have been selling my work as their own, may as well join them!

Revision booklet covering river processes, landforms and flooding. Word document to allow adaptation.

Presentation illustrating development of headlands and bays and a student activity sheet.

Lesson resource about the primary and secondary impacts of the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull in Iceland. Contains presentation, student worksheet, classification statements, case study summary and short-answer question.

Presentation introducing the cases of the flood and the strategies used to prevent future floods. Map slides are designed to be printed off and annotated by students. A classification activity, case study summary, and examination question are included in the resources.

Presentation for students to act out the different transport and erosion processes of waves.

Fact or opinion exercise using Iceland as an example. Also included a volcanic tourism worksheet.

Coasts revision booklet including processes, landforms, and coastal protection. Word document and can be adapted to your specification.

Introductory PowerPoint for teaching about weather symbols and a weather station produce the symbols task. Clip of Jeremy Paxman reading the weather can be found on YouTube, nice introduction.

Designed for the AQA Changing Places unit, the task involves students reading verbal histories and experiences of Sneinton to discover how they have changed over time. Includes presentation, worksheet, information sheet, and extended question.

Presentation covering the reasons, impacts, and strategies used to tackle Somalian piracy. Also included a student worksheet. To be used as a one off lesson or as an illustration of the impacts of lack of development.

Qualitative source exercise. Using priori coding students are asked to analyse interviews from local residents to see how their lived experiences have changed. Excel spreadsheet can be used to record codes and produce overall percentage data which can be graphed. Short answer questions are included, as well as a 20 examination question. I have included the original interview sheet. Could be adapted to your distant or local place.

Designed for A-Level AQA Population and Environment unit. A presentation illustrating patterns of global food consumption, homework task, and a Spearman's Rank statistic analysis task.

Designed for A-Level AQA Population and Environment unit. A presentation illustrating patterns of global food production and a nine mark examination question.

Presentation introducing changes to world population growth over time, a living graph exercise of factors influencing world population growth, and a plenary summary sheet of the factors influencing birth and death rates.

Presentation and student worksheet introducing types of energy and comparing the energy mixes of the UK, Iceland, and China. Designed for A-level students.

Automated presentation. Activity is for students to track the path of Hurricane Katrina. Exercise is a revision for longitude and latitude, it also introduces symbols used to denote tropical storms.