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.

A fun and engaging lesson that explores the idea of national parks in the UK. Lesson includes: A starter on the concept of national parks A video link and questions on the features of national parks A map describing activity on the location of national parks A quiz on the names of national parks A true/false plenary All lesson resources and worksheets are included within the powerpoint.

This thorough 2-hour lesson covers the causes of the Boscastle floods, the impacts, and the remaining issues. A range of activities include card sorting, answering short knowledge recall questions, and carrying out a 9-marker decision making exercise on how further money should be spent in the village. All activities and worksheets are included within the ppt.

This lesson covers the location of Mumbai and features such as its population, wealth, push and pull factors, employment and problems in the slums. Activities include describing Mumbai’s location and answering short knowledge recall questions. All resources, worksheets and information sheets 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.

A concise knowledge organiser for the AQA GCSE Geography course (condensed into 20 pages). NB. Doesn’t contain information for ALL topics, only information for the chosen topics where decisions had to be made, e.g. energy was the chosen resource for the topic ‘The Challenge of Resource Management’ Each topic is condensed into 2-3 A4 pages with blank pages for Issue Evaluation notes and templates for students to add their own fieldwork summaries. Topics included are: The Challenge of Natural Hazards - case studies include the Haiti and Christchurch earthquakes, Typhoon Haiyan, and flooding of the Somerset Levels in the UK The Living World (tropical rainforests & cold environments) - case studies include the Amazon and Alaska Physical Landscapes in the UK (rivers & coasts) - case studies include the north-east coast (Holderness), the River Severn, and the flooding at Boscastle Urban Issues and Challenges - case studies include Mumbai and Sheffield The Changing Economic World - case studies include Nigeria and the UK The Challenge of Resource Management - focus is on energy with case studies on natural gas in S. America and micro-hydro plants in Nepal Issue evaluation - space for notes and key words once the pre-release is available General fieldwork skills Fieldwork - blank frames for students to complete their own concise summaries

Lesson covers the location of th Amazon, convectional rainfall, and its links between the water and carbon cycle All resources and sheets are contained within the ppt

Lesson covers the causes and impacts of deforestation with specific reference to links within the water and carbon cycles, e.g. forest fires, glacial melt, sea level rise All worksheets included within the ppt.

Lesson covers the location and climate of tropical rainforests Activities include describing the rainforest locations and interpreting & describing climate graphs All resources and worksheets are included at the end of the ppt

Lesson covers the layers of the rainforest (emergent, canopy, understorey, shrub etc) and their characteristics, and the features of the rainforest soil Activities include labelling the layers of a rainforest and annotating the soil with its characteristics All resources and worksheets included at the end of the ppt

Lesson covers the meaning of deforestation and causes of deforestation Activities include sorting statements, describing deforested areas and exam practice All resources and worksheets are included at the end of the ppt

Lesson covers the location of cold environments, their climate, and the difference between polar and tundra Activities include describing a map, coding statements, and interpreting a climate graph All resources and worksheets are included within the ppt

Lesson covers how to read four and six figure grid references. Worksheets included.

Lesson gives a detailed insight into how glacial areas are affected by tourism. Lesson includes: An overview of the location of Chamonix, France A comprehension activity on the impacts of tourism here, along with a statement coding for positive/negative impacts and identification of environmental/social/economic effects A brainstorming task that gets students to identify how each problem area can be targeted with a solution that will allow tourism to continue sustainably A final summary quiz All lesson resources and worksheets are included within the powerpoint.

A fun and engaging lesson that explores the hazard of avalanches in glacial areas. Lesson includes: Definition of an avalanche with video link to real-life footage and a description of the different types Video link to causes of avalanches Video link to one possible solution (using dynamite to trigger planned avalanches) Statement sorting task to understand the other types of avalanche management Final quiz to check learning All lesson resources, links, and worksheets are included within the powerpoint.

A tried and tested(!) powerpoint that contains a range of activities including a world knowledge quiz and an interactive ‘map-the-world’ task that students can gradually add to as they move in and out of the classroom over the course of the evening. The powerpoint slides contain lots of little sheets (e.g. flags, animals, boxes to write capital cities, mountain ranges, rivers etc) that can be printed out for students to colour and add information to, and then pin onto a larger world map to make a colourful display. A large map and atlases are required to carry this out. This has worked really successfully as a way to engage students and talk to them about geography, and create something visually-exciting and meaningful.

A clear and engaging lesson that introduces mass tourism and explores the impacts this can have on host countries. Lesson includes: A picture starter and discussion of the meaning of mass tourism A brainstorm activity on why people might travel to Kenya A statement-coding activity on the positive/negative impacts, and also the environmental/social/economic impacts An opinion piece of extended writing A mix of plenaries/extension activities including: a summary quiz, a tweet, and an acrostic All lesson resources and worksheets are included in the powerpoint.

KS5 but can be adapted for KS4 use. Based around physical geography case studies on the AQA spec Contains blank sheets for students to fill in to consolidate their learning Case studies include: Carlisle floods Amazon rainforest Holderness Coast Bangladesh Eyjafjallajokull eruption Haiti Christchurch Hurricane Sandy Typhoon Haiyan Black Saturday, Australia Los Angeles Japan tsunami

Summary information covering temperature, rainfall, animals, plants, and locations of six major world biomes (tundra, coniferous forest, deciduous forest, savanna, polar, and desert) Accompanying activity to summarise and locate biomes on a world map

Lesson covers the layers of the earth and their characteristics, plate movement theory, convection currents and evidence for plate movement. Activities include identifying the layers, describing the earth’s plates and describing the sequence of convection currents. All worksheets included within the ppt.