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.

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.

Two lessons on designing out crime. Students will look at how environments and buildings are designed to reduce crime. You will need to get a plan/map/overview of your own school buildings to make the first lesson work.

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

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.

A lesson looking at the reasons for the destruction of the rainforest. Rondonia destruction video can be found on google for stater activity.

An Easter egg hunt for students in the last lesson of term before Easter holidays. You will need to include a map of your own school for it to work. Includes skills on direction, grid references, etc.

A lesson introducing waves and tides. Students will learn key terms, the difference between swash and backwash and the factors that cause and affect tides.

An introduction to migration including the UK's migration policy and past exam questions.

A lesson looking at the different ways in which weather is measured. Excellent numeracy h/w task sourced from another user.

Students will focus on: Hard engineering. Soft engineering. The Three Gorges Dam. Lesson is planned for 100 minutes but can be split into 2, 50 minute lessons.

A revision lesson on the features of a river and the long profile of a river. Includes a revision work booklet.

A lesson focusing on the distribution of population around the world. Students will focus on densely and sparsely populated

A lesson looking at the different crimes found in different areas. Students will discuss why they think crime happens in each of these areas.

Students will learn about two key cycles in the rainforest; The Water Cycle The Nutrient Cycle

Students will focus on how their school is environmentally friendly. They will use the internet to calculate their carbon footprint.

A look at how China will develop/change in the future. Lesson has a focus on population pyramids and how China's population is ageing.

A lesson focusing on how billionaires could either potentially be good for our work or hinder development in it.

Students will undertake a research project on Swanage Bay with a focus on the landforms found there. Instruction sheet provided with extra information sheets for L.A. students.