A lesson looking at illegal immigration and the reasons as to why it occurs.

Two lessons focusing on erosional landforms. Students will focus on: - Concordant and discordant coastlines - Bays and Headlands - Wave-cut Platforms and Notches - Cracks, Caves, Arches, Stacks and Stumps using Old Harry as an example.

Two lessons looking at the positives and negatives of both hard and soft engineering techniques for protecting coasts. Includes 2 DME activities.

A revision workbook created to help students with part of the AQA A Level World Cities topic. Students should use the CGP revision guide alongside this to aid their preparation.

2 lessons on the causes, effects and responses to the 2011 Japanese Tsunami.

Lesson used for a year 8 class but can be edited for any KS3 year group. Introduces the topic of tourism and get students thinking about why people visit certain places.

A revision tool to help students understand why urban areas decline and how they regenerate. Case studies areas have been included for note taking.

A lesson to introduce coasts at KS3. The lesson will get students thinking about how coasts are used and why they are important to us.

A brief work sheet created to help students revise river rejuvenation. This is part of the Rivers, Floods and Management section of the AQA A Level course. Past exam questions should be used along side this to reinforce information learnt.

A workbook created to help students revise part of the plate tectonics module - book includes activities/revision on layers of the Earth, plate tectonics, plate boundaries, features and hazards found at boundaries.

A lesson on drawing and interpreting storm hydrographs.

A lesson covering hard and soft engineering techniques for rivers. Students analyse both types and determine the positives and negatives of both. Lesson also looks at the Three Gorges Dam.

Lesson focuses on helping those in undeveloped areas. Student will focus on the Millennium Development Goals and look at the African Heartwood Project that provides clean water to those in need. Video included.

The first part of the lesson is a general introduction to the main rivers in the world. Lesson then moves onto looking at erosion, transportation and deposition with activities for each.

A lesson focusing on the growing development gap between the north and south. Students will look at factors that cause development differences. A case study of China -v- India is used at the end of the lesson.

A lesson looking at development around the world. Students are to think about whether or not the world will ever be equal.

A lesson looking a the factors that have affected population change over time.

Students will be introduced to 4 figure grid references and learn how to read eastings and northings. Cartoon drawing activity to put skills into practice.

A look into the causes of earthquakes. Students will also focus on the two scales that are used to measure earthquakes and decide which is most reliable and why. Storyboard activity included.

Students will look at key terms to do with ecosystems and the rain forest. Students will also look at the location of ecosystems and why they are found where they are.