Global atmospheric circulation lesson and worksheet Includes two ‘Do now’ tasks based on retrieval practice. Worksheet structured alongside powerpoint, covering; Latitude, pressure, wind before looking at GAC.

Please ensure you open the compressed file- the resources are too big to put on individually so are compressed in a file Bristol’s Temple Quarter regeneration lesson and worksheets (Most likely cover a double or two single lessons) Includes a ‘Do now’ task based on retrieval practice. Worksheet structured alongside powerpoint and resources; First section: info on the regeneration Second section- was it successful? (worksheet requires access to Oxford AQA textbook pages 184- 185 ‘Temple Quarter Regeneration’).

The American Dream: Is the USA still the top superpower? A step-by step worksheet (ideally printed in A3) where students consider all of the elements that make the USA a superpower. At the end of the lesson, students reflect on whether they are still the ‘top’ superpower.

Hot desert plant and animal adaptations lesson and worksheets.

Lesson and worksheets looking at four figure and six figure grid references. Broken down and digestible for Year 7s!

Progression steps: Identify what a hazard is and link to key concept(s) Explain the causes of the Sichuan earthquake Identify and evaluate the effects and responses to the Sichuan earthquake Lesson, worksheet and matching info sheet, frayer model and DIN

Bristol social & economic challenges- Comparing Filwood & Stoke Bishop lesson Worksheet set out in a ‘comparison gate’ style. Includes a ‘Do now’ task based on retrieval practice.

Progression steps Describe what causes rain and different types of rainfall. Define air pressure and compare high pressure systems. Explain low pressure systems using an example. Lesson, worksheet and DIN (editable)

Progression steps: Recall the stages of how coffee is made Discuss the key players in the coffee making process and explore their earnings Suggest how the coffee making process can be made fairer Lesson, worksheet, frayer model and DIN (all editable)

Regeneration of Bristol Harbourside Reasons for regeneration Key features Successes and failures Lesson, DIN, worksheet and information sheet ***NEW - Includes revision infographic

Progression steps: Define what a volcano is and their main features Describe the distribution of volcanoes Explore the differences between composite and shield volcanoes Worksheet, lesson and DIN (editable)

Knowledge organiser metacognition activities- homework activities to support reflection of class work or to facilitate flipped learning when used alongside a knowledge organiser. Activities include: RAG traffic lights Tough exam questions 100 word challenge Mind mapping Quick fire quiz 3 min memory task Alphabet key words Poem / rap / song Double detail challenge Mnemonics 15 words The secret game Comic strip Duel coding Brain gym Internet search Heading connections The Cornell Method Frayer model Wordsearch Storyboard Snakes & ladders Venn diagram Zones of relevance 5 min lesson plan Revision clock 6 min articulate Created for Geography but can be used for any subject

Introduction to the coast and waves AQA GCSE lesson & worksheet Worksheet in ‘mat style’ with differing activities that correlate to the lesson on the powerpoint. Includes two ‘Do Nows’ based on retrieval practice.

Improvements and developments in infrastructure, Geography GCSE, AQA, 9-1 Worksheet designed to go alongside PPT DIN retrieval activity Will require GCSE Oxford textbook, Pages 246-7. Or a similar resource on UK infrastructure improvements

Sustainable industry, Geography GCSE, AQA, 9-1 Based upon Jaguar Land Rover Worksheet designed to go alongside PPT DIN retrieval activity ***NEW - Includes revision infographic

Geography career display A big thank you to many versions I have seen and taken inspiration from!

Resources made for Year 9 learning ‘The Living World’ unit whilst ‘not officially’ started their GCSEs… It’s based on Stover Country Park, a local nature reserve to us, but the techniques would suit woodland/ lake ecosystems. There is no accompanying powerpoint/ lesson- as we use the write up A3 mat under the visualiser to go through the tasks before students complete independently.

This was designed last year with the use of existing resources on the internet for Year 9 Geography lessons; we are moving to a common curriculum next year and it’s a shame we cannot teach it more. Hence why I’m sharing in the hope it will get some more use! Lessons 8-15 Lessons: Globalisation The flip flop trail What is a superpower? Why did the UK empire collapse? Emerging superpowers South China Sea Global fashion industry IGOs China: the workshop of the world? China: Neocolonialism? India: the race for space? The American dream? Russia: the fossil fuel superpower? Russia in the Arctic Who owns Antarctica Mid cycle assessment and mark scheme and knowledge organiser included