The booklet has a repeat remind revise approach and is very effective in embedding key processes and case study content. This booklet gives small pieces of information and then immediately has an activity for pupils to complete. It has shown excellent results in exams for pupil who have not studied TOURISM since the start of year 10. It can also be used to recap on certain sections. I find best to print out in a small A5 booklet.

This is a revision booklet for the Restless Earth topic in AQA A spec. The booklet has a repeat remind revise approach and is very effective in embedding key processes and case study content. This booklet gives small pieces of information and then immediately has an activity for pupils to complete. It has shown excellent results in exams for pupil who have not studied restless earth since the start of year 10. It can also be used to recap on certain sections. I find best to print out in a small A5 booklet. Topics Structure of the earth Plate boundaries (Types and examples) Fold Mountain Formation Andes Fold Mountain case study - Challenges / Solutions / Land Uses Type of Volcanoes (Descriptions / Formations) MT ST Helens Case study - Causes, Responses Effects Super Volcano - Yellowstone (Formation, Effects) Earthquake (Formation) Kobe Case Study Effects / Responses Haiti Case Study Effects / Responses MEDC Vs LEDC Earthquake Tsunami Formation Boxing Day Tsunami Effects / Responses

This lesson highlights the realities of where our Nike trainers are produced. The pupils take on the task of being a news reporter and present an article exposing Nike. This lesson promotes persuasive writing, geographical inquiry, decision making skills and analyzing information.

An excellent introduction to super powers for all ks3 and ks4 geography students.

This GCSE lesson introduces pupils to the structure of the earth. Targeted for KS4 mixed ability classes.

Pupils learn the 3 types of plate boundaries Examples and where they are located Pupils learn landforms associated with each type of boundary and apply to exam questions

This lesson introduces the differences between shield and composite volcanoes. Case studies are applied to examples around the world. Explanations of how each are formed and at what plate boundary. GCSE exam practice.

This lesson explores the GCSE Case study Mt St Helens eruptions Causes Effects Reponses Exam practice

An engaging scheme of work suitable for all year groups which investigates super powers in the 21st Century. Tasks are differentiated for higher and lower ability. The pack includes: 1. An introduction to super powers 2. Ukraine Flight MH17 3. Tug of War in the Middle East. Syria 4-5. Oil Power 6-7. Power Without Borders - Terrorism

An engaging scheme of work which examines the causes of effects of inequality in the 21st Century. This study pack includes the following lessons: 1. Analysis and comparing lives across the globe. 2. An introduction into global inequality 3. HIV and AIDS in Botswana 4. Pirates in Somalia 5. Slums in Kenya 6. Blood Diamonds 8. Legal Smuggling

The lessons are a collection of map skills lessons designed for KS3.

The package includes: Population Intro Births and Fertility Death Rates Life Expectancy Population Structure Demographic Transition Changes in Demographic Indies Ageing Population Youthful Population Population and Development Food Security Technology in Food Production Constraints in Sustaining Populations Carrying Capacity Over Population The Management of Natural Increase Anti-Natal One Child Policy China Workbooks x3 Revision Templates Key Terms

This includes a range of Information Sheets and some corresponding power points. (15 -20 hours worth of content)

This lesson introduces tourism to GCSE and A level pupils. It investigates why tourism has grown over the past 2 decades and why it is important for the growth and development of a country's GDP. Engaging and interesting activities, my GCSE classes thoroughly enjoyed this lesson.

An introductory lesson looking into what it means to be a global citizen. Learning outcomes To define global citizenship To explore what it means to be a global citizen To compare national against global citizenship

These lessons examine the geography of crime beginning at a local level moving to national and international. The lessons build up to the heroin trade in Afghanistan where pupils are required to evaluate the best method in shutting it down.

A quick lesson that examines the possibility of eating insects. Adapted for online learning.

Lesson 1: Trading Flows and Patterns Lesson 2: Trading Patterns and Flows part 2 Lesson 3: Factors that affect global Trade Lesson 4: Factors that affect global Trade part 2

The aim of the lesson is for pupils to create a travel itinerary around South America. They have 3 potential tourists who all have different preferences on where they want to go and what they want to see. The pupils need to work as a team to select the correct places and design a logical route through the countries. This is a very engaging lesson. It promotes decision making, analyzing information, geographical inquiry, working as a team and map skills.