A KS3 introduction to population pyramids. Students will also focus on how the populations of countries will change in their lifetime.

A lesson that looks into the process of moving to the UK. Students will debate who should be allowed to move to the UK and take part in a Balloon Debate Game to voice their opinions.

A key terms dictionary providing definitions for all key terms needed in the AQA A GCSE Geography course. Terms are sorted into each of the 6 topics listed below and then alphabetically. Population Change Globalisation Tourism The Restless Earth Water on the Land The Coastal Zone

Students will create mental maps and then learn the basics of drawing a map. Worksheet can be obtained from the geog. series.

A case study lesson on the Boscastle flood. Includes a case study worksheet and answer sheet. Also includes a mystery activity on the flood.

A lesson showing how relief and height is represented on maps. Contour lines are covered in detail.

A lesson looking at the upper and middle course features of a river. Lesson includes: - V and U Shaped Valleys - Meanders - Waterfalls

Students will develop an understanding of what landscapes are and use an audio clip to create a landscape that has been described. Students will then design their own landscapes.

A complete SOW to be used when planning lessons Population Change lessons for AQA A GCSE.

A lesson looking at the three types of rainfall: Convectional Rainfall Frontal Rainfall Relief Rainfall

A lesson looking at what cloud seeding is and if it is ethical. Discussion activity and picture board are the main parts of the lesson.

Students will look at how the planet has become overpopulated. They will focus on the impacts of overpopulation.

Some revision sheets/work sheets to help students recap key points about the UK's Weather for the Unit 3 topic of "Weather & Climate".

A revision activity for students to learn about how tropical storms form and the characteristics of them. Students will also look at the impacts and responses of tropical storms. A case study overview sheet is provided for students to make notes on Hurricane Katrina if needed. Past AQA exam question and mark scheme included.

An introductory lesson to geography using questioning as the main focus. Students will look at photographs and form their own opinions and questions on the environments shown. Perfect for a first lesson with new year 7s but could also be used at KS2.

A case study lesson on the St. Jude storm that affected the UK in October 2013.

Students will focus on: Goods & Services. Sustainable management techniques. A named example - Malaysia's Selective Management System. Lesson is planned for 100 minutes but can be split into 2, 50 minute lessons.

Students will learn the key terms and processes associated with a river's basin. Student's will then create a pop-up river basin for their books.

Students will focus on: V-shaped valleys U-shaped valleys Interlocking spurs Waterfalls Gorges Meanders Oxbow lakes Lesson is planned for 100 minutes but can be split into 2 50 minute lessons.

A lesson using choropleth maps to describe where people live in China. Students will create a map and then look at the reasons as to why different parts of China are densely or sparsely populated.