The resource has been specifically created for the higher grades (above 10th). It includes - 1. The nature and scope of Environmental Economics 2. Relationship between environment and economy 3. Man and environment 4. Cartoons depicting man's perspective towards both, environment and economy. 5. A short video introducing Environmental Economics Students can have a discussion based on the cartoons shown in the presentation.

This worksheet has been specifically designed for the Geography students of Grade 8 and 9 who are appearing for their IGCSE/ GSCE exam. It covers all the topics recommended according to the 2018-19 IGCSE Geography syllabus except the case studies. I have uploaded a PDF file which can be used directly as well as a Word document which can be edited accordingly. The worksheet contains - Definitions Application based questions factual knowledge based questions Resource based questions I am sure this resource will be useful for all my co-teachers and students!

This fun activity sheet, designed especially for KS1 students) will help the students to remember the Map symbols used on a general ordinance survey map (UK). It contains pictures and boxes for the students to draw the relevant map symbols corresponding to the pictures.

The four powerpoint presentations are a very useful tool to introduce Natural Disasters and their Management in the higher classes. They give details about the causes, effects and mitigation of natural disasters like Cyclones, Earthquakes and Tsunamis. This resource can be used for Grade 8 and above.

This is a mock test worksheet created for KS2 level. It tests the student's understanding of the concept of 1. quarrying, 2. erosion caused by rivers 3. protection of beaches 4. industrial pollution 5. the impact of electricity and oil on the environment 6. labelling a river bend. This resource can be used for a class test or a mock test.

This is a test created specifically for KS1 and KS2 level (Grade 6 / 7). It is based on the lesson 'Weathering, rivers and coasts'. It contains questions that are objective, subjective, application based and those that require geographical skills. It can be administered as a class test or can be edited to form a worksheet.

The presentation will help your students understand the physical and political divisions of Italy. It contains a set induction, introduction as well as a short assessment at the end. Good for a 30 minutes class.