Seating Plan Templates that can be adapted to the configuration of your classroom. These are useful for either typing the names of your students directly into, or for printing off and handwriting. I find it useful to have a few blank versions of these in my classroom so I can quickly jot down amendments to my seating plans if I’ve moved a few students around. I also find they can be useful for noting down groups of students who work well together for a quick and calm start to group tasks and activities.

This worksheet contains practice questions that can be used as part of a lesson on MNCs (multi national companies)/TNCs (transnational companies). The main aim of the sheet is to enable students to formulate elaborated explanations using chains of reasoning to link key ideas together in a coherent way. This is the criteria for top marks in banded exam questions and is good practice for GCSE students studying all exam boards. The resource is particularly helpful for students with high predicted grades but is equally useful for all abilities as there are scaffolded examples embedded throughout.

Differentiated resource for teaching students how different factors affect the shape of a flood/storm hydrograph. This resource is suitable for students studying Geography at GCSE/iGCSE (9-1). Includes full answers.

Climate Change Responses student worksheet with additional answer/teacher sheet. This is suitable for students studying Geography at GCSE 9-1 as well as at Key Stage 3. It could also be used as part of a Science lesson on Climate Change. The full resource is downloadable for free as both a Word document and pdf.

A user-friendly worksheet suitable for a GCSE Geography climate change lesson. Could easily be adapted for a Key Stage 3 lesson. Includes structured tasks and challenge to enable students to learn about the human causes of the greenhouse effect and climate change. Fully available for free as a Word document and pdf.