Contains: 7 full exam questions to be done as assessments OR homework activities. 1 completed essay example 1 essay example to be finished by students Revision poster examples for an activity Social and historical context Revision materials and packs

A useful resource for Year 10 and Year 11 pupils! Contains Various examples of revision tables & sheets, condensing knowledge for Scrooge, Fred, Bob Cratchit, and The Ghosts. An example of an essay Tips for achieving top grades (i.e. perfect for high achievers, too). A list of potential exam questions (to give as homework, assessments, and the like.) Social and historical context Plan for an essay Blank planning sheet

Ideal for a Year 10 GCSE Geography class, or a Year 11 class revisiting case studies. Contains: PowerPoint on Haiti (context in terms of its LIC status & detail about the 2010 earthquake - including theory) with 2 embedded videos and a 9 mark question, Model Answer to the 9 mark question (word doc, 9/9 score), Homework worksheet to fill in on the Tohoku earthquake, Japan. Students should research this in their own time, as it’s part of the specification to learn about an earthquake in a HIC & and how its impacts and responses differ from those of economically weaker countries. ⠀ **IMPORTANT NOTE: Please ensure you have a recent version of PowerPoint, as older versions won’t show the correct font. ** eg) If the titles aren’t correct: https://ufonts.com/download/bahnschrift.html ’After you find a font that you would like to use with an Office application, you can download it and install it through the operating system that you are currently using on your computer. Because fonts work with the operating system, they are not downloaded to Office directly. You should go through the system’s Fonts folder in Windows Control Panel and the font will work with Office automatically. On the Mac you use the Font Book to add the font and then copy it to the Windows Office Compatible folder. Many third parties outside of Microsoft package their fonts in .zip files to reduce file size and to make downloading faster. If you have downloaded a font that is saved in .zip format double-click the zip file to open it.’

Contains all the topics including: *Knowledge Organisers *PPTs *Practise exam questions

This set of resources is ideal for a Y10 (AQA) GCSE class in their 2nd, 3rd and 4th lessons of the “Natural Hazards” topic (Tectonics), but it can also be used as a revision aid for Year 11 students. Files included are: -A Tectonics PowerPoint including Plate Boundaries, Exam questions, Volcanoes & Earthquakes and Hotspots. -A “Distribution of Earthquakes and Volcanoes” knowledge organiser. -Knowledge organisers for “Destructive”, “Constructive” and “Conservative” Plate boundaries. -A “Hotspots” knowledge organiser. -A fully labelled “cross section of an earthquake” diagram to stick in and annotate. -A “Plate margins” worksheet to complete. -Two YouTube videos describing Plate Boundaries and Tectonics.

A complete collection of 10 powerpoints and worksheets - ideal for teaching the whole of the Conservation of Energy topic. It's great for Year 10 students, but the worksheets would also be useful for Year 11 revision classes. Contains: -Energy Stores and Transfers ppt -Energy Stores and Transfers worksheet -Energy efficiency ppt -Energy efficiency worksheet -Keeping warm ppt -Keeping warm doc -Stored energies ppt -Stored energies doc -Energy resources ppt -Energy resources info sheet (possible homework).

This set of resources is ideal for a GCSE class in their first lesson of the “Natural Hazards” topic, but it can also be used as a revision aid for Year 11 students. Files included are: -A GCSE Geo. Lesson Plan. -A Natural Hazards PowerPoint outlining the basic concepts of the topic (with a divided bar chart task and GCSE exam style questions). -A “What are Natural Hazards?” knowledge organiser (a great revision aid with all of the lesson’s key facts in one place). -And a YouTube Video describing natural hazards. (I’ve found this one to be quite useful for introducing the topic during my teaching experience, though it is an advert for a museum exhibition. Use at your own discretion).