A simple activity that allows students to demonstrate understanding of some of the key areas of the unit by drawing.

A lesson to provide learners with the opportunity to create understanding of river features. Information sheets have been created that allow pupils to drive their own learning. The structured A3 worksheet has all of the ingredients needed for all levels of pupil to succeed and access the learning. e.g. images & glossary sections. For any age group & specification.

Time each section & do together as a whole class. Works really well.

A summary, demonstration of learning mindmap task related to the social & economic impacts of migration to the UK. Can be used at the start & end of a unit to demonstrate progress and learning.

A quick free test sheet to assess understanding related to developing countries versus developed countries. It’ll make them think.

A quick test designed to test the knowledge & understanding linked to energy. Answer sheet & PP included.

A simple lesson that looks at the energy consumption of different ages groups. Ideal for 1-9 gcse or ks3 geography.

A simple, but fun & effective lesson about the Pacific Garbage Patch. Students create an IT presentation & present to the class. Understanding is then tested using the T&F quiz. MRI/knowledge gaps are also addressed at the bottom of the test sheet.

A simple activity that creates understanding of the water cycle by the completion of an acrostic poem. All elements of the sheet are laid out. Works well with a visualiser to talk kids through each step.

A topic outline for the topic of coasts. These are great to be used at both the start & end of a unit to show understanding & progress. This was created for our KS3 course.

A lesson that provides the detailed information and mindmap outline relating to the causes, effects and responses to the coronavirus. Students use the information sheet to create their own mindmap relating to the coronavirus. Once completed, they can then go onto write an article, create a role play (news broadcast) or write a government leaflet advising people on the virus. It is also a good tool for enabling understanding of the reliability of statistics and data and how quickly data can change. All sheets work best when printed in A3.

A quick activity that tests pupils knowledge on prior learning. Very simple to do, with instant gad closing and misconception addressing. Questions can be very easily adapted and it takes about 15 minutes to do. This resource can be easily adapted for any unit of study or linked to prior learning. A fantastic purple pen activity.

This is a simplified list of content that pupils can RAG and tick off their understanding. This is for paper 1 (The World Around Us) Great to be used after any mock exam or as a revision sheet. Designed to be used with OCR A GCSE geography specification, but could be easily modified for other exam boards.

A mindmap that outlines the content needed for the ecosystems work covered in the gcse geography OCR A specification. These are great as a coverage check and also to demonstrate progress over time. I often get pupils to populate it with knowledge at both the start & end of a unit.

A front sheet that outlines the content needed for the ecosystems work covered in the gcse geography OCR A specification. These are great as a coverage check and also to demonstrate progress over time. I often get pupils to populate it with knowledge at both the start & end of a unit.

A nice and simple test that allows you to quickly assess learning and allows pupils to quickly address learning misconceptions.

A front sheet that outlines the content needed for the development work covered in the gcse geography OCR A specification. These are great as a coverage check and also to demonstrate progress over time. I often get pupils to populate it with knowledge at both the start & end of a unit.

A worksheet that allows pupils to create a coloured choropleth map to show energy use around the world. Aimed at all levels of student.

An editable resource that allows any departmental area to lay out a clear structure and sequence of learning. This is a superb way to demonstrate the building and intent of your course. It is easy to follow and demonstrate the key areas related to the new OFSTED framework. The example is a geography one, but it can be edited to incorporate the content of any subject area.

A topic outline for the new ocr gcse 1-9 specification for a unit on London. These are great to be used at both the start & end of a unit to show understanding & progress.