Lesson covers the idea of urban sprawl and how people are moving both away from and back to rural areas Activities include fact finding tasks and statement coding to do with the impacts of population growth and decline All resources included within the ppt

Lesson covers the causes, impacts and responses to the Christchurch earthquake in New Zealand 2011. There is also a discussion around why some countries have more devastating impacts from earthquakes than others (comparison with Haiti). Activities include a video, statement coding, and brainstorm around impacts affecting earthquake impacts. Worksheets included within the ppt.

This is a full 1-2 hour lesson which covers the features of the R. Severn from source to mouth, how the river changes, and potential fieldwork that could be done along it. Activities include making an A3 annotated map of the river, watching a detailed video, and completing virtual fieldwork questions (answers included). All worksheets and activities are included within the ppt.

Lesson covers Haiti’s background, a youtube video with a timeline of events before, during and after the earthquake, and a focus on the impacts and responses to the earthquake. Activities include statement describing a location, video and coding activities. All worksheets included within the ppt.

A comprehensive set of lessons to follow "The Challenge of Resource Management’ unit, with the option of ‘Energy’ selected from the choice element. All resources, links and worksheets and written within the powerpoints for convenience. Activities contain a range of skills, text, and research tasks as well as structured exam practice

A comprehensive set of lessons to follow "The Challenge of Resource Management’ unit, with the option of ‘Energy’ selected from the choice element. All resources, links and worksheets and written within the powerpoints for convenience. Activities contain a range of skills, text, and research tasks as well as structured exam practice

KS5 Lesson covers the impact of landuse change on the carbon cycle; specific reference to changes in farming methods, shifting cultivation, and the abandonment and replanting of land Includes questions and practice exam essays All resources and sheets included within the ppt

KS3 Basic overview of the topic of weather and climate Writing simple forecasts Definitions of weather and climate Activities and sheets included within the powerpoint

A lesson that introduces what geography is and develops an understanding of physical and human geography. Includes plenary quiz and link to my own vimeo video.

A lesson that covers the key processes of glaciation that help to then create all the landforms of erosion. Lesson includes: An overview of erosion and weathering A note-taking task with clear images of erosion and weathering processes Comprehension questions to check understanding Final odd-one-out quiz All lesson resources and worksheets and included in the powerpoint.

Lesson covers features of a drainage basin such as source, mouth, confluence, and the changes you would see along the course of a river (upper, middle and lower courses). Activities include labeling river features, describing the journey, and making a 3D drainage basin model. All worksheets included at the end of the ppt.

A clear and easy-to-understand lesson on all the processes within a river. Processes included are hydraulic action, attrition, abrasion, solution, vertical erosion, lateral erosion, traction, saltation, suspension, solution, deposition. A thorough and detailed worksheet is included so students can have all key words, definitions and pictures on one piece of paper, making it easy to revise.

A detailed 1-hour lesson that covers the physical and human causes of floods, hydrographs, factors that affect the shape of a hydrograph, and exam questions. Activities include a card sort of physical and human factors, labeling a hydrograph, sorting short and long lag times, and exam practice questions (with answers included). All worksheets and activities are included within the ppt.

Lesson covers an introduction to the course and the different types of systems, including key words, postive feedback and negative feedback Activities include brainstorming and card sorts All worksheets and activities included within the ppt

Lesson covers the different water stores and their characteristics with some exam questions around describing the global distribution of water stores. All worksheets and exam questions are included within the ppt.

Lesson covers the processes that occur within the water cycle, e.g. evaporation condensation, sublimation… Activities include questioning on each process and brainstorming to create a mind map of all the key terms, along with a glossary Worksheets included within the ppt.

A powerpoint and a 4-page workbook of short answer questions to help students practice reading water budget graphs and analysing what they show. Questions vary from reading direct totals from graphs, to describing patterns, to explaining differences between graphs in the northern and southern hemisphere.

Lesson covers the glacial balance and concept of accumulation & ablation, and advance & retreat. Focus on the Athabasca Glacier and how it has retreated over the decades. Exam question practice included with full answers. All worksheets and activities are included within the ppt. Reference is made to the DVD ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ which is useful to show if you have a copy available (relevant minutes are noted in the ppt).

Lesson covers general impacts of climate change and a range of impacts on the Arctic including a loss of albedo, melting, sea level rise, impacts on local communities All resources are included within the ppt

Lesson comprehensively covers strategies to reduce climate change at global, regional, local and individual levels. Strategies included are the Kyoto Protocol, EU 20 20 20 vision, the UK Climate Change Act and Beddington Zero Energy Development. All policies are covered in detail with resources to help students to make notes