Colourful worksheets covering Antarctic habitats and animal facts originally used with an SEN class of year 10 students.

Original version of the Antarctic Leaflet activity for lower ability groups with first sentences provided. For use with either persuasive writing skills in English or Habitats in Geography. Successfully used with a year 10 SEN group during senior management observation - received an 'outstanding'. Links to antarctic worksheets previously posted on my resource list.

A differentiated version of the Antarctic Leaflet activity for lower ability groups with first sentences provided. For use with either persuasive writing skills in English or Habitats in Geography. Successfully used with a year 10 SEN group during senior management observation - received an 'outstanding'.

Assessment lesson for KS3 Antarctica unit (double lesson)

Mapping lesson on earthquakes for KS3 geographers.

Double lesson covering types of volcano and how they form. Some tasks link to the Introduction to Natural Hazards lesson.

Double KS3 lesson on Antarctica, its location, and climate.

Double lesson (including some ICT tasks) on how humans use Antarctica, including impacts of that use.

Introduction to natural hazards (new fine grades) for KS3.

KS3 double geography lesson covering the discovery and ownership of Antarctica and its uses.

Full lesson on how weather is shown on a map, focusing on the UK. PowerPoint presentation and all resources. Suitable for either KS2 or low ability KS3 students. Covers UK countries, compass points and directions, how temperature, wind speed, and weather type are presented on weather maps.

GCSE (1-9) lesson on a UK ecosystem for the new AQA specification- Epping Forest. PowerPoint presentation and all resources.

Double lesson on how the water cycle works for year 7 geographers.

Year 7 double lesson on how weather is measured and how climate graphs work. New age related grades. Full PowerPoint and all resources.

New age related level criteria lesson on the factors that govern temperature.

Revision activity and assessment covering the impact of coastal processes on human activity.

Double KS3 lesson on hard and soft engineering techniques.

Full PowerPoint and resources for KS3 Geography introduction to Coasts

Full double lesson and assessment on how erosion, transportation, and deposition works, and how it affects humans, Focus on Happisburgh in Norfolk.

Covers longshore drift, types of waves, and why tides exist. All resources provided.