End of topic test for IGCSE class studying the Rivers topic. Questions cover these areas: hydrological cycle erosion processes river landforms river hazards and opportunities river management methods hydrographs Test can be modified/adjusted to suit your needs.

Ready to use end of topic test of the IGCSE Earthquakes and Volcanoes topic test. Includes insert and mark scheme. Questions cover these areas: earthquake impact comparison plate boundaries impacts of volcanoes extended reponse plate boundary types distribution of tectonic events composite volcano diagram drawing earthquake causes case study question

This is a ready-to-go end of topic test for the Coast IGCSE topic. Test includes majority past paper questions, with some extra short answer, source based, multiple choice and T/F questions thrown in. Content covered includes: coastal landforms of erosion - headlands, beaches, bays, stacks, stump types of coastal erosion - hydraulic action, attrition, abrasion, solution depositional landforms and processes - lopngshore drift, spits, bars, tombolos coastal management - case study Test would probably take 60 minutes to complete.

Neat 16 slide PPT that introduces and explains the three main coral reef types: fringing, barrier and atoll. Includes information, photos of each. Last slide has summary/discussion questions. I used this in an IGCSE class studying the Coasts topic.

PPT resource that I used with an international A-Level Geography class studying the Production, Location and Change topic - Focusing on the physical factors that can impact agriculture: Soil PPT covers loam, humus, leaching, draining, water and nutrient retention. Some short questions on the final slide for student work/discussion. PPT can be used as a basis to produce more tasksheets, or as a starting point for further research.

22 Slide PPT that I used with an A2 International A-Level Geography class that was starting the Production, Location and Change topic. PPT includes: focus on climate as a physical factors affecting agriculture agricultural areas in the USA and links to rainfall (maps) case study of wheat, and the climate factors required for wheat growth global distribution of wheat production and the reasons for this There are task suggestions at the end of the PPT that can be completed using information from the PPT. This filled a 60 minute lesson.

True/false quiz presented on a PPT. Quiz covers content from the Population topic for A-Level Geography. Question are based on: Population indicators Demographers Dependency ratios Age/Sex diagrams Population density Immigration Demographic Transition Model Indicators of Development Global population trends Human Development Indicators

PPT with a 20 questions True/False quiz on the Coast topics for the IGCSE Coasts topic. Fun revision task, can be modified to suit your needs. Good for a 40 minute lesson. Questions relate to: constructive/destructive waves coastal erosion wave structure wave building

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.

This resource is for an IGCSE class studying the Earthquakes and Volcanoes topic: San Francisco Quake of 1989 case study. Pack includes: Ppt covering: key words defintions learning objectives map locations and plate tectonic situation in the Bay Area, key points of the quake - date, time, impacts. Cypress Viaduct collapse Fact book covering: causes of the quake predication, prevention, management responses economic and human impacts Case study questions for students to answer using the information inside this pack. This filled in a 80 minutes lesson. Contents of PPT and Factbook could be used to generate further tasksheet or discussion topics.

Handy resource for an IGCSE class studying the Earthquakes and Volcanoes topic. PPT includes a case study of Mt St Helens. PPT includes: map showing the location embedded video of the event causes of the eruption before and after photos responses to the eruption impacts of the eruption Filled in a 45 minute lesson.

Resource that was used with a IGCSE1 class studying the Earthquakes and Volcanoes topic. It easily filled a 90 minute lesson. The content of the PPT could be used to generate more tasksheet, discussion activities. PPT breakdown. 32 slides cover the following content: lesson objectives, key words and syllabus links. the 3 P’s of earthquake preparadness - predict, plan and prepare Tips to follow in an earthquake event Engineering techniques that can be used to make buildings more earthquake resistant, includeing padded foundations, dampeners, shock absorbers, cross bracing, deep foundations. Each method has a small animation to aid in the explantion The final slide has two tasks for the students to complete - a sketch task of an earthquake resistance builidng, and a written explanation of the 3 P’s.

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.

Pack includes a 30 slide PPT and a 3 page task booklet with questions based on the PPT and a short research task. I used this in an IG1 Geography class who had just begun the Volcanoes and Earthquakes topic. PPT includes: lesson objectives and key word list definition for volcanoes map showing the worlds largest volcanoes and various photographs drone footage video of Iceland volcano eruption effects of volcanoes on natural and built environments summary lists mini case study: Pompeii active, dormant and extinct volcano summaries Composite/Strato volcano summary and Mp4 showing formation Shield volcano summary and Mp4 showing formation structure of a volcano diagram with labeled parts This task filled in an 80 minute lesson.

Glossy 40 slide PPT GP resource that can be used with a lower secondary GP class studying climate zones and climate change. I used this in a school in China, so it has a China case study included. There is enough material here for 3-4 lessons, and could be extended if class time is used for the students to work on the assessment tasks. PPT includes: Weather vs climate defintions World climate zones China case study - different climate zones in China Coldest, hottest, driest, wettest cities in the world Climate change and how human beings are contributing to this process Action that people can take against climate change PPT includes key word defintion slides PPT includes research and poster making assessment task PPT includes summative assessment task on raising awareness about climate change PPT includes a end of topic self reflection task

Included in this pack are 6 revision booklets. One for each of the core AS Geography Topics: Hyrdology and Fluvial Geomorphology Atmosphere and Weather Rocks and Weathering Population Migration Settlement dynamics Each booklet is around 15 pages and includes short/extended response questions that summarise the majority of the content. These booklets are handy revision aides and topic summaries.

Included in this pack is a Globalisation unit of work used with a Year 7 Global Perspectives class. There is enough material here for 5-6 lessons, and more if you chose to do the assignment task in-class. The PPT includes information, tasks, discussion starters, and formative and summative assignments. The 39 slide PPT includes: key word defintions starters is globalisation a good or bad thing discussion starters globalisation and trade activities and key word defintions Is Globalisation a Good or Bad thing assignment task (Slide 22) Silk Road study and assessment task final summative assessment task option, including reflection task. I have also include a variety of puzzles and crossword tasks.

2 lessons that can be used in a lower secondary Global Perspectives class, studying the topic of Globalisation. Pack include material for 3-4 lessons: Globalisation in Sport PPT slideshow giving background information on globalisation in sport, sporting celebrities and the involvement of transnational corporations. Task sheet with source based questions Infographic Task on a global sporting event Globalisation and Gaming Tasksheet including information about the growth of gaming as a global phenomenon, including source based information and a speech writing task (this could easily be adapted to a debate/or report writing task). I used these resources with my Year 8 GP class. There is a good variety of task and information that could be uses as is, or adapted to your needs.

Pack includes a neat 10 slide PPT and an accompanying task sheet covering an introduction to Transnational Corporations (TNC’s). Tasksheet includes a key word definition task and a positive and negative sorting activity. This was a comfortable 45 minute lesson for a Year 8 GP class.

This pack contains material for 2 lessons that I used with a Year 7 History class studying medical history. Pack includes: Lesson 1 - Medieval Medicine. PPT contains information about: theories that caused illness, the four humours, how illness was investigated, how the sick were treated/cured, barber surgeons. Task sheet included with questions that can be answers using the PPT, or used for class discussion. Lesson 2 - Crime and Punishment. 2 PPTs contain the following: medieval crimes and how they were dealt with, the various punishments and trails (trail by water, trial by fire, trial by combat etc), who kept the peace, comparison with punishments used in modern society. Task sheet included. The material here can be used as is, or developed further into a unit of work.