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What are peoples' perceptions of crime?
Complete lesson and all resources for KS3 the Geography of Crime
Is the countryside safer than the city?
Complete lesson and all resources for KS3 the Geography of Crime
Forest Fire Decision Making Exercise
Decision making lesson based on the Greek Island of Syros from KS3 Scheme of Work about hazards and forest fires.
What are the effects of forest fires?
Lesson from KS3 Scheme of Work about hazards and forest fires with differentiated resources!
What makes the UK’s upland landscapes distinctive?
Students will describe the location of upland landscapes in the UK, describe the geology, climate and human activity in the UK’s upland landscapes and explain why upland landscapes are distinctive.
What makes the UK’s lowland landscapes distinctive?
Students will describe the location of lowland landscapes in the UK, describe the geology, climate and human activity in the UK’s lowland landscapes, and explain why lowland landscapes are distinctive.
Why do people migrate?
***FULLY RESOURCED LESSON*** For all GCSE exam boards. Looks at types of migration and reasons for migrating. Includes GCSE exam practice - student guidance slide shows how to structure answer and gain full marks.
Hazard classification - what types of hazard exist?
Lesson from KS3 Scheme of Work about hazards and forest fires.
How can we manage the risk of forest fires?
Differentiated lesson from KS3 Scheme of Work about hazards and forest fires.
Using photographs in Geography
Students will identify and describe geographical features in a photograph, label and annotate a photograph, and interpret and infer information from photographs.
What makes the UK’s glaciated landscapes distinctive?
Students will describe the location of glaciated landscapes in the UK, describe the geology, climate and human activity in the UK’s glaciated landscapes, and explain why glaciated landscapes are distinctive.
What is the potential of cities, mountains and coasts? An introduction to tourism.
Fully resourced lesson introducing the key types of tourist destination - cities, mountains and coasts. Ideal for KS4 or KS3.
Students will locate popular city, mountain and coastal tourist destinations, describe the features of appeal for cities, mountains and coasts, and explain why different groups of people find city, mountain and coastal destinations appealing.
What has happened to global temperature?
Fully resourced lesson from KS3 scheme of work "Is the answer blowing in the wind?" about the greenhouse effect, global temperature change and energy sources.