This is checklist for the GCSE CCEA specification for students to use when revising. It includes: Unit 1: Understanding our Natural World (River Environments, Coastal Environments, Our Changing Weather and Climate and The Restless Earth) Unit 2: Living in Our World (Population and Migration, Changing Our Urban Areas, Contrasts in World Development and Managing Our Environment) Unit 3: Fieldwork Key words

This is a checklist for the CCEA GCE Geography course. Students can tick off the different learning outcomes as they revise them.

This resource is a worksheet based on the topic of the Restless Earth. It is aimed at KS3 and has activities based on the structure of the Earth and the differences between Continental and Oceanic Crusts. It has a range of fill the gap exercises, true/false, description and labelling activities. There is an accompanying powerpoint available.

This is a mindmap outlining the key weather elements and how they are measured. It is ideal for revision for GCSE students.

This resource is a table of the Present Tense of Irregular Verbs. It is ideal for revision and Grammar Notes for GCSE French pupils.

A mindmap to demonstrate 3 different rock types, how they are formed and examples of rocks that fall into each category. This is ideal for the CCEA GCSE Geography course.

This summarises the 3 main types of volcanoes that students need to learn for the CCEA GCSE Geography course.

This worksheet is aimed at KS3, it allows pupils to concisely summarise how the elements of the weather are measured, what instrument is best used for each element and the unit used.

This resource works well with a KS3 class as a summary on the topic of family. It also allows for retrieval practice on age, name and birthdays.

This resource is ideal for pupils to practice key family vocabulary orally. The pupils have to listen carefully to the their peers or the loop will break, this is an ideal game as each pupil must pay attention for the game to work.

This resource should by students as they go through the course to write the definitions of each key word in the spaces provided.

This resource should by students as they go through the course to write the definitions of each key word in the spaces provided.

This resource defines all the key terms on the CCEA GCSE Geography Specification on the topic of Coasts.

Knowledge organisers for completion on the following topics: Diversity and inclusion: challenges and opportunities Rights and responsibilities: local and global issues Government and civil society: social equality and human rights Democratic institutions: promoting inclusion, justice and democracy Democracy and active participation The role of NGOs

Knowledge organisers for completion on the following topics: The impact of globalisation on employment Preparing for employment: recruitment and selection Rights and responsibilities of employers and employees Social responsibility of businesses Exploring self-employment Personal career management

Knowledge organisers for completion on the following topics: Emotions and reactions Financial decisions Personal health and wellbeing Personal safety and well-being Relationships and sexuality Responsible parenting

This is a PowerPoint aimed at Key Stage 3, it has information on the different layers of the Earth and where they are located as well as the differences between Continental and Oceanic crust. This PowerPoint was designed to go with the ‘Slice through the Earth’ worksheet that is already posted.

This resource includes a 10 page booklet with activities based on school subjects, -er verbs with exercises, short translation sentences and a PowerPoint to begin oral repetition of the new vocabulary. There is also a sentence builder that can be used during speaking tasks to encourage students to say if they like or do not like a subject as well as give a simple justification.

This is a 15 page booklet to help students take ownership of their own revision. The booklet focuses on revising types of waves, coastal processes and landforms and coastal management strategies.

This resource contains a PowerPoint and worksheet. The Powerpoint demonstrates the key weather elements, how they are measured and the units used as well as sources of data on land, in the air and at sea.