This lesson looks at the different types of volcanoes and their characteristics

Earthquake specific case study about the Christchurch quake in New Zealand in 2011

This lesson looks at the causes and impacts of tropical storms

This lesson talks students through what scale and distance is and how to measure distance on a map.

This lesson shows students how to read latitude and longitude co-ordinates

This lesson is specific to the UAE but can be used as a template for other specific countries in the world. it includes information about the human and physical features of the UAE as well as a research task that can be set as classwork and / or homework.

Practical and research based lesson for students to label continents and oceans on a blank map. Students can then research specific areas of the world to find out more about each continent.

This lesson introduces students to what geography is the study of and how it is broken up into human and physical factors.

2 part pack - In the first lessons students are shown, step by step, how to read 4FGR on an OS map. In the seconf PowerPoint students are stretched and challenged on their skills (OS maps required for these tasks)

This lesson adds to students knowledge of 4FGR and extends their skills to teach them how to read 6FGR. Tasks can extend and challenge students if OS maps are available

This lesson looks at contour lines and how they show the different heights of the land

Geography and Science linked lesson looking at biotic and abiotic factors and how they interlink in different ecosystems

This is a case study based lesson where Olympic Park in London and EXPO in Dubai are compared / contrasted against each other to show how the areas were re-generated and re-used after the major events they were built for finished. Can be used in British and International curriculum as it can be local v international case studies.

This lesson looks at what tsunami’s are, how they occur and the causes ad impacts of the Sulawesi tsunami of 2018

This lesson introduces students to the water cycle and how it works

This package includes a revision list, revision lesson, assessment, differentiated assessment and mark scheme for a KS3 end of year assessment based on the topics of coasts, development and population. Assessments contain a combination of MCQs, long answer questions and skills based questions.

This package contains a revision list, revision lesson, assessment, differentiated assessment and a mark scheme for the topics of maps, ecosystems and development. Assessment includes a combination of MCQs, long answer questions and skills based questions.

This PowerPoint helps students to revise for the attached assessment about ecosystems with links to map skills with questions based on location of biomes along lines of latitude and longitude

This lesson is an introduction to TRFs and their locations and characteristics.

This lesson gives students an introduction into what a hazard is and the difference between tectonic and climatic hazards.