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Bath based Geography teacher. Teaching for 4 years. Planning new, engaging lessons.
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Bath based Geography teacher.
Teaching for 4 years.
Planning new, engaging lessons.
History
Bundle
Cold Environments
This is a bundle of 11 lessons and covers the "Cold Environments" option from the new AQA GCSE. Includes Homeworks and an end of unit assessment.
Also included is a lesson on Sir John Franklin's mission to discover the Northwest Passage. It's not in the spec, but I've always wanted to plan and teach it.
This unit took well over 50 hours to plan, so please save yourself some time... (and buy me a beer).
My lessons are planned and taught using Smart Notebook, but PDFs are also included.
The Case Study used for development opportunities and challenges is ALASKA.
Please note: A couple of these lessons require the Arctic with Bruce Parry DVD. (£6-7 from Amazon). It's excellent.
Thanks for looking.
Franklin's Northwest Passage - FREE
Title: Can a painting kill someone?
Aim: To chart Sir John Franklin's expedition of the fabled Northwest Passage and find out what happened to Franklin and his crew.
This is a lesson I've always wanted to plan and teach having studied Franklin when I was at Royal Holloway University. (You'll see the link in the lesson).
I'm a Geography teacher, but this could be easily taught as a History, Art, English or PSHE lesson. I teach it at the end of Year 9, as part of the AQA Geography GCSE and the full version will be included in my Cold Environments bundle or for £3 seperately.
The lesson is designed for students aged 14 and over and should not be taught by an inexperienced teacher, due to the subject matter of mental health, suicide... and cannibalism.
PGCE students turn back...
My lessons are planned and taught using Smart Notebook, but a PDF is also included.
First planned and taught - July 2017
Franklin's Northwest Passage
Title: Can a painting kill someone?
Aim: To chart Sir John Franklin's expedition of the fabled Northwest Passage and find out what happened to Franklin and his crew.
This is a lesson I've always wanted to plan and teach having studied Franklin when I was at Royal Holloway University. (You'll see the link in the lesson).
I'm a Geography teacher, but this could be easily taught as a History, Art, English or PSHE lesson. I teach it at the end of Year 9, as part of the AQA Geography GCSE and will be included in my Cold Environments bundle.
The lesson is designed for students aged 14 and over and should not be taught by an inexperienced teacher, due to the subject matter of mental health, suicide... and cannibalism.
PGCE students turn back...
My lessons are planned and taught using Smart Notebook, but a PDF is also included.
First planned and taught - July 2017