The contrasting effects of hurricanes in the Caribbean are investigated using a variety of resources including numerical data, photos, aerial images, newspaper articles, interactive ICT, animations and posters. Activities include: describing impacts; evaluating strategies; contrasting effects on New Orleans, USA, MEDC and Guatemala, LEDC.

A virtual field investigation into the changing nature of Liverpool’s dockland redevelopment. Part of G2 – Changing Human Environments, WJEC A guide takes the user through a virtual field investigation into the changing nature of redevelopments found in 12 different Liverpool docks from 1981 to future plans. The free data and activities are available as interactive flash files and as downloadable worksheets. The resources include extensive photographs, both aerial and ground, video, interview, text, planning and excel files.

This resource looks at rain in the context of weather and climate. There are 4 lessons looking at 1. weather research 2. weather forecasting 3. how does it rain? 4. 'Taboo' game activity using geographical key words.

The calendar is a collection of tasks and activities related to seasonal changes in the weather and how this in turn affects plants, animals, birds, food and farming. Key features in January and February : •Winter weather •Big Schools’ Birdwatch 2009 The project aims to encourage pupils to engage and observe nature and also to motivate them to produce their own digital calendar.

Guidelines to the GG4 examination (WJEC specification).

A series of whiteboard activities, investigations and up to date case studies that support the teaching of climate change. This resource adds to the understanding of the Key Questions in UNIT G1, Changing Physical Environments, Investigating Climate Change section of the WJEC AS GCE in Geography. These activities do not attempt to cover the whole theme and can easily be incorporated into other resources and teaching and learning approaches.

Use this resource as a tool, as part of The ERLAFS (Education for Rural Livelihoods and Food Sovereignty) project, for bridging the gap between primary and secondary school. For more materials relating to this resource, please visit the NGfL site, linked below

A lesson explaining how an ecosystem develops through distinct successions to a climatic climax.

This resource includes wordmats covering: * Rivers * Glaciation * Volcanoes As well as a Wordmat template for teachers to create their own. The wordmat can be used: * by pupils as a simple reference point when completing their learning. * As a whole class revision exercise of key words or as an assessment for learning tool when used in conjunction with the traffic lighting system. * As an assessment tool at the end of a lesson when used as a Splat game.

Lorenz Curves and Gini Coefficients - WJEC A2 GG4 -C Syllabus Key Idea 1. Distribution of wealth graphs. Wealth of countries.

Each pack consists of teacher notes, activities for use in the classroom, information cards and posters to help teachers introduce and study the concept of renewable energy sources.

This lesson is part of a set of interactive activities detailing the work of a charity organisation in the Tsunami affected areas of Sri Lanka. The resource contains images, problem solving tasks and cross-curricular tasks and all files can be edited to suit the needs and ability of your children. For more materials relating to this resource, please visit the NGfL site, linked below.

An introduction to WJEC unit 2A - Economic Activities and their Consequences.

The contrasting effects of hurricanes in the Caribbean are investigated using a variety of resources including numerical data, photos, aerial images, newspaper articles, interactive ICT, animations and posters. Activities include: describing impacts; evaluating strategies; contrasting effects on New Orleans, USA, MEDC and Guatemala, LEDC.

Interpretation of the demographic transition model and population pyramids.

A series of group activities to develop thinking covering the geography of fashion. Using a video depicting the manufacture of a pair of jeans as stimulus, the activities then go on to consider the jobs and countries involved in their manufacture.

Resources looking at waterfalls, erosion and gorges.

A lesson showing the characteristics of meanders and floodplains and explaining how they are formed.

Excel data files of monthly rainfall and river height in S Wales are used to construct and analyse climate and river regime graphs as both whiteboard and independent student activities.

The calendar is a collection of tasks and activities related to seasonal changes in the weather and how this in turn affects plants, animals, birds, food and farming. Key features in January and February : •Winter weather •Big Schools’ Birdwatch 2009 The project aims to encourage pupils to engage and observe nature and also to motivate them to produce their own digital calendar