Wide ranging 33-slide PPT which includes the following: an explanation of gender factors in migration, including population pyramid example from Bahrain. an explanation of age factors in migration, including a population pyramid example from London and Devon An explanation of internal migration with a focus on rural to urban migration. Case Study on rural-urban migration: The Brazil Favela’s. The Favela’s case study includes: causes of the growth in favela’s, push and pull factorss, and the conditions of the favela’s. Case study includes embedded video, images and maps Task sheet included - 6 questions that can be answered using information from the textbook. I used this for an A-Level class studying the migration topic. This material could also be adapted for an IGCSE class.

30 slide PPT covering the strategies and reduce the risk/mitigating the damage of mass movement events. I used this in an A Level Geography class that was studying the Rocks and Weathering core physical geography topic. There is enough material here for 2-3 lessons. PPT includes: lesson objectives, key words and links to syllabus. slope stabilisation strageties: rocks bolts, pins, anchors, gabions, netting and drainage. PPT includes 3 tasks: describing addition mitigation strategies using textbook resources case study task sheet past exam question task Copies of all required resources are included in this pack.

This resource covers the Growth in International Tourism sub-topic in the Global Interdependence topic for A Level Geography. This resource can also be adapted to use in a IGCSE/GCSE class studying tourism and the reasons for growth in international tourism. The 26 slide PPT includes: current trends in international tourism, and the most visited countries in recent times. factors affecting international tourism: economic, political, social PPT includes a mini research task on the environmental impacts of tourism. This could also be used as a class discussion/brainstorm point. The material in the PPT could also be used to generate a task sheet etc

Pack contains a 23 slide PPT and two task sheets that the students can answer using information from the PPT. There is enough material here for 2-3 lessons. PPT contains: diagram showing the structure of the earth - crust, mantle, outer core, inner core world map showing main tectonic plates embedded video showing how the world will change in the next 200 million years due to tectonic plate movement the case of the Mesosaurus - proof of plate tectonics? map showing main areas of volcanic and earthquake activity and the Ring of Fire link to online website showing recent earthquake activity three types of plate boundaries explanation and diagrams - divergent/constructive, convergent/destructive, and transform/conservative.

24 slide PPT, covering the following content: Why are coral reefs important? (seafood, tourism, coastal protection) Threats to coral reefs (enhanced global warming, pollution, and physical damage). last slide includes a discussion question based on a past paper exam question. This could be used as a class discussion, or for a student written response task. PPT is glossy, colourful and eyecatching. It includes photographs and maps. The content of the PPT could easily be used to generate task sheets, work sheets etc. I used this in an A-Level class studying the Coastal Environments. This PPT could also be used for an IGCSE class studying coasts.

Wide ranging 32-slide PPT resource covering Population Structure: Age/Sex diagrams. I used this for an A-Level clas studying the Population core topic. The material here could also be adapted for an IGCSE class. The PPT includes the following information: definition of key term: LIC/LEDC, MIC/MEDC various examples of Age/Sex diagrams from countries with a ranging level of development. analysis of an Age/Sex diagram from London, with explanations of the shape of the diagram studying the young dependents, elderly dependents and economically active parts of the diagrams and the trends that are evident. comparison of Age/Sex diagrams from countries that are at different stages of the Demographic Transition Model annotated diagram of LEDC Age/Sex diagrams annotated diagrams of MEDC Age/Sex diagrams example Age/Sex diagrams showing countries with slow/stable growth, and negative/declining growth Population Dependency Ratio - explanation and examples High dependent population - explanation and examples Youthful population - explanation and examples Sex ratio - explanation and examples Task sheet includes 5 questions that the students can answer using information from the PPT

I used this resource to teach a lesson on Water (3.6), as part of the Economic Development theme. Pack includes a 28 slide PPT. Details of what the PPT includes: definition of key terms: scarcity, aquifer visuals/statistics of current global clean water supply situation access to clean drinking water map explanation of how water use varies from LEDC to MEDC countries methods of water supply, explanation/photographs: dams, reservoirs, wells, boreholes, desalination plants, cloud seeding water scarcity, physical and economic explanation PPT includes two slides with tasks that the students can complete using information from the PPT.

37 slide PPT resource covering the reasons for the growth in tourism, the positive and negative impacts, and methods to manage the impacts of tourism. PPT includes: 15 slide “Guess the Location” quiz. What are the reasons for the growth in tourism - economic, social and political reasons Graph showing the growth of international tourism- by region (Europe, Asia, etc) the positive and negative impacts of tourism sustainable tourism - mini case studies: Bhutan, Fiji. methods to reduce the impact of tourism: protected areas, quotas, tourist hubs., There is a task/questions for the students to answer on the last slide. Plenty or material for a complete lesson, involving class and individual tasks. Useful for IGCSE level Tourism topic.

For use with IGCSE in the Earthquakes and Volcanoes topic. This is a good introductory lesson focussing on Earthquakes. The package includes a 30 slide PPT and an accompanying worksheet. PPT includes: definition of an earthquake and key word definitions. map showing tectonic plate boundaries statistics of the worlds biggest earthquakes throughout history mini-case study and embedded video of the 2023 Turkiye earthquakes mini-case study and embedded video of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake diagram cross-section of an earthquakes showing focus, faultline, epicentre and included definitions of each information about how earthquakes are measured : Richter and Mercalli scale, and detailed information about each level of these scales

Suitable for IGCSE Climate and Natural Vegetation lesson - focusing on Equatorial Regions. 12-slide PPT introducing rainforests - their location, climate and structure. PPT includes: Definition of key words: climate, diurnal range, photosynthesis 2 maps showing where rainforests are found the main climatic features of equatorial climates focus on the climatic features of Manaus - including a map showings its location and a climate graph showing its average climate features short discuss/share task unpacking the climate of Manaus diagram showing the vegetation structure and features of rainforests Worksheets/Tasksheets include: 3 Page work booklet. Questions are based on the climate of equatorial regions, the structure of the vegetation in rainforests, the distribution of tropical rainforests, and a short Manaus case study. 4 page booklet featuring past paper exam questions. 10 question True/False quiz based on the content of the lesson. This could be used as a plenary, or as the stater in follow-up lessons. This is packaged and ready to teach, there is enough material here for 2-3 lessons.

Glossy PPT written for A-Level Coastal Environment topic, but could be used for IGCSE Coasts topic as well. PPT has 26 slides and covers and includes the following: A video showing ‘before and after’ marine erosion examples taken from the 12 Apostles landforms in Australia The erosion processes that shape coastlines: Hydraulic Action, Abrasion, Attrition, Solution and Cavitation Each erosion type features a written description plus an embedded video explaining the erosion type. Last slide has a Sketch task where students have to sketch the main types of marine erosion in action. The content of the PPT could easily be used to generate a work sheet for the students.

A-Level Geography resource for the Rocks and Weathering topic. 29 Slide PPT focussing on Mass Movement: Creep and Flow slope processes. Slide show includes: the main influences on mass movement, including slope, rainfall, human activity and vegetation. Creep defintion, Creed Causes: wetting and drying, freeze-thaw heave Evidence of creep - diagrams, photos and videos included Mudflows and mudslides - defintion and causes Mudflows and mudslides - videos included Lahars -videos included Last slide contains annotated sketch task of a slope that has experienced creep.

Pack includes a 29 slide PPT and a tasksheet. The PPT includes the following: key word definitions map showing levels of urbanisation around the world diagram showing the cycle of urbanisation, plus a diagram showing the cycle of urbanisation in the UK worlds most populated cities statistics regeneraton of urban areas and gentrification - explanation, and case study example from the Olympic Park in Newham, London. gentrification explanation, photograph examples and explanation of the changes that it can bring about and the problems caused by this. Pack includes a task sheet that the students can complete using information from the PPT. Fully self-contained lesson, ready to teach!

This pack contains 2 PPT presentations. I originally used this in an A-Level class studying the advances human geography topic of Environmental Management, then I also used it for an IGCSE class studing the Theme 3 topic of Energy. There is plenty of material here for 2-3 lessons or more. Content can be used to generate numerous task sheets if you so wished. Detailed breakdown of the PPT’s: PPT1 - Non-renewable Energy What are fossil fuels Coal, how we use it, pro’s and con’s, how it is formed Environmental impacts Natural Gas, how we use it, pros and cons, how it is formed Oil, how we use it, pros and cons Last slide includes a short research task on nuclear power PPT2 - Renewable Energy Wind power, how it works, pros and cons Solar power, how it works, pros and cons Hydroelectric power, how it words, advantages and disadvantages Biomass - what it is, how it words and the pros and cons Final slide has a short task - How do we energy task.

I used this PPT in an IGCSE class studying Topic 1.3 Migration. The 21 slide PPT covers the following content: the positive impacts of migration on the country of origin the negative impacts of migration on the country of origin the positive impacts of migration on the destination country the negative impacts of migration on the destination country the positve and negative impacts on the migrants themselves The last three slides contain exam style questions. I have also included an extra task sheet with question/answer tasks on media stories relating to the difficulties faced by migrants in destination countries. The content of the PPT could be used to generate further task sheets etc.

I used this resource in a IGCSE class studying the Coasts topic, focusing on Wave-Cut Platforms. 26 slide PPT includes: Revision questions about coastal landforms: stacks, arches, headlands, bays Revision slides about the main types of coastal erosion - hydraulic action, abrasion, solution, attrition. slide with a written explanation of the formations of a wave-cut platform using key words: erosion, notch, undercutting, overhang, cliff retreat slide with embedded video showing an animation of the wave-cut platform formation process various photos and diagrams showing the process The last slide has an annotated sketch and written task that can be completed using the information from the PPT. This filled a 60 minute lesson.

53-Slide PPT covering the Transportation and Deposition processes. PPT includes: key word definitions detailed explanation of Longshore Drfit, including written explanation, annotated diagrams, photographs and a video explanation and photo examples and satelite images of the landforms that are created by longshore drift: spits (simple and compound) sand bars, and tombolo’s (including cuspate tombolos) a note on the role of wave refraction in the creation of tomobolos Task sheet included has example past paper questions. I used this for an A-Level class studying the Coastal Environment topic. A lot of this material could be adapted for an IGCSE class as well. There is plenty of material here to use as a basis to generate more task sheets, assignments etc.

PPT with details and short case study examples of sustainable tourism. PPT could be used to make a task sheet, or to facilitate class discussion. Package also includes a short video about ecotourism. For use with IGCSE Geography

Detailed PPT that covers the impacts of international migration- both on the source country and the destination country. Could be used as a resource to make a task sheet etc. I used this for an A-Level group but it could be adapted to an IGCSE class.

PPT covering Waterfalls as an example of upper course river landforms. I have used this with A-level and IGCSE classes, and it always works well. PPT includes a sketch drawing task of the stages of waterfall formation.