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I am a Geography specialist with experience teaching in Ireland, The UK and The UAE. My lessons are British curriculum and International curriculum based with emphasis on UK, and global case studies with many UAE links throughout.
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I am a Geography specialist with experience teaching in Ireland, The UK and The UAE. My lessons are British curriculum and International curriculum based with emphasis on UK, and global case studies with many UAE links throughout.
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Coasts - KS3
This bundle includes lessons, resources and assessments for the topic of coasts. Lessons look at what coasts are, how they erode, what landforms are created along a coastline as well as a case stud on Lyme Regis. The topic starts with an introduction to Geology so students understand why some rocks erode faster than others
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Natural Hazards KS3
This bundle contains lessons and resources on all areas of natural hazards - what is a hazard, structure of the earth, plate tectonics and plate boundaries, case study specific lessons on earthquakes, volcanoes and tsunami’s as well as homework and research tasks.
River unit checkpoint
This is a small unit checkpoint for the topic of rivers, aimed at year 7 but adaptable for any KS3 group. Mark scheme also attached
River research task
This simple research task can be used as independent learning, homework, group work or create a presentation and present it independent/group work task.
Why do rivers flood?
This lesson looks at the human and physical causes of river flooding as well as the economic, social and environmental impacts of a river flood. Cross-curricular links with a triple Venn diagram included
What do we use rivers for?
This lesson looks at how humans use rivers and the pros and cons to the human activities that occur along a river.
What is the lower course of a river like
This lesson looks at the formation of landforms found along the lower course of a river - delta, floodplain and levee.
What is the middle course of river like
This lesson focuses on the middle course of a river and the formation of the landform found there - meanders and ox bow lakes. This lesson was created for online purposes so cna be altered to suit online, independent, homework or in class work.
What is the upper course of a river like
This lesson looks at the upper course of the river and the formation of the landforms found there - interlocking spurs, v-shaped valleys and waterfalls. This lesson was created for online learning so can be altered for online or in school learning or homework / independent learning task.
What processes occur in a river?
This lesson focuses on the definitions for erosion, transportation and deposition with emphasis on the processes of erosion and transportation.
What jobs does a river do?
This lesson looks at the long and cross profiles of a river and which stage erosion and transportation occurs in
What is a drainage basin?
This lesson outlines the different features of a river from source to mouth. It also gives students the chance to research more information about rivers and their characeristics
How does water move around the world?
This lesson introduces students to the water cycle and how it works
What is a hurricane and how does it impact an area?
This lesson looks at the causes and impacts of tropical storms
What are tsunamis?
This lesson looks at what tsunami’s are, how they occur and the causes ad impacts of the Sulawesi tsunami of 2018
How can we reduce the impacts of natural hazards?
Mitigation based lesson where students look at different types of mitigation strategies used globally to help reduce the impact of natural hazards
Christchurch earthquake 2011 - A case study
Earthquake specific case study about the Christchurch quake in New Zealand in 2011
What are earthquakes?
This lesson looks at how earthquakes occur, the difference between shallow and deep focus earthquakes and how earthquakes are measured.
