Fully resourced KS3 lesson from Dawlish Warren scheme of learning.

Scheme of work document for KS3 the Geography of Crime

***FULLY RESOURCED GCSE LESSON FOR AQA A POPULATION CHANGE*** Includes graph work, the Demographic Transition Model (DTM), differentiated resources and exam practice.

***FULLY RESOURCED GCSE LESSON FOR AQA A POPULATION CHANGE*** Includes graph work, Population Pyramids, the Demographic Transition Model (DTM), differentiated resources and exam practice.

*** FULLY RESOURCED GCSE LESSON *** Differentiated resources, graph drawing, and exam practice included.

***Complete lesson and resources*** Students will learn a case study of the Icelandic volcano eruption in 2010 (Eyjafjallajokull) including location, causes, effects and responses. Ideal for KS3 or GCSE.

Specification criteria: Study one TNC in the secondary sector to show how it operates in different parts of the world. Case study of British Telecom. Fully resourced lesson ready to use. Includes exam practice and peer reflection task.

KS3 Geography lesson from Scheme of Work about ecosystems and tropical rainforests.

***Complete lesson ready to teach***. Ideal for KS2 or KS3 Geography. Students learn about the nations which make up the United Kingdom, the UK and BREXIT and countries in Europe. Al resources included.

Introduction lesson to aspects of Geography, careers and types of Geography. Could be used at start of KS3 or equally at KS2.

***FULLY RESOURCED GCSE LESSON FOR NEW AQA SPEC*** Meets criteria for Unit 2: Changing Economic World case study of Newly Emerging Economy (NEE). This lesson is about how and why the economic structure of Nigeria is changing. Includes video and photo resources and links to online news articles. The lesson focus is on how Nigeria's oil and cement industry has influenced the growth of the country's economy. Built in exam practice question lined to new GCSE specification requirements. Success criteria of lesson: Students will describe how Nigeria’s economy is changing, describe the industrial structure of Nigeria, explain the importance of oil and manufacturing to Nigeria’s economy, and apply their knowledge and perspective to an exam question.

KS3 Geography fieldwork - could be adapted for use at KS4 and KS5. Aim is to answer the question: Is Plymouth a vibrant pace? Booklet could be adapted for use in any urban settlement. Fieldwork data collection methods include: - Pedestrian survey - Smelloscope survey - Soundscope survey - Emotion radar survey - Clone town survey - Re-photography / fieldsketch No specialist equipment required. All data collection methods included in fieldwork book.