SOW for Year 8 Geography - Rivers (KS3). Highlights the links to the national curriculum from this topic. Breaks down lessons into: Lesson number Lesson Title Learning Outcomes Suggested Lesson Structure (including differentiation) AfL Assessment Lessons: L1 - What is the water cycle L2 - What is a drainage basin L3 - What are the different courses of a river L4 - What are the different processes at work in a river L5 - How are waterfalls formed L6 - How are meanders and ox-bow lakes formed L7 - What are the causes of flooding L8 - How can we manage flood risk L9 - Impacts of a flood in a developed and developing country & assessment

A geography lesson to find out the key features of a meander, how they are formed, and eventually turn into ox-bow lakes. This lesson is part of the Rivers unit for KS3 (Year 8) Learning objectives: • To know how to explain the formation of a meander and ox-bow lake.

Learning Objectives: To know how to assess the effectiveness of data collection methods. A PowerPoint lesson that covers quantitative and qualitative data, sample size, sampling methods, accuracy and reliability. There are worksheets, a lesson plan and practice exam questions included with the resource.