Lesson 1: Intro to Physical Landscapes Lesson 2: Waves Lesson 3: Coastal Processes Lesson 4: Weathering and Deposition Lesson 5: Headland erosion Lesson 6: Depositional Landforms Lesson 7: Swanage- example of UK Coastline Lesson 8: Hard Engineering Lesson 9: Beaches and Sand Dunes Lesson 10: Soft Engineering Lesson 11: Coasts Revision Knowledge Organiser- Coasts and Rivers

Full Lesson and resources on the ‘Environmental Mystery’ of the disappearing Maldvies. Used over two one hour lessons with a Year 8 group.

Editable topic outlines for: Natural Hazards Changing Economic World Coasts and Rivers Living World Paper 3 content Resource Management and Food Urban Issues and Challenges

To discover seven geography mysteries shared on social media To explore possible answers to those mysteries To find out the truth on those mysteries! Students loved this lesson as an alternative to a ‘Geography in the News’ or Quiz lesson!

Taster sessions designed for Y5/6 students to experience Geography lessons at high school. Earthquakes: Design an earthquake proof building Mountains: Design a contour map mountain!

A CPD session created to develop questioning and higher order questioning strategies. Image credits slide added.

Full Lesson [should take two one hour lessons to complete] and resources in topic of ‘Environmental Mysteries’ used with Y8. Includes Groupwork Activity for all students.

Tourism in the Cayman Islands a 43 Slide PowerPoint (adapted so Copyright content is removed and most extracts from the pre release) A Quiz and Answers to help students engage with the booklet A spreadsheet of all data contained in booklet so pupils and teachers can manipulate PowerPoint of Exam Skills for Paper 3 Model 9 mark answer

Pictures show preview of 22 page PDF with links to editable lesson resources (all available in the bundle). This is a digital product which compromises of 10 chapters of teaching aids, with direct links to over 70 editable lesson ideas which can be copied into already established lesson plans. I have produced this document to aid teachers at all stages of their career, a refresher for those established, well qualified educators to the new young generation of teachers looking for a selection of ‘how-to’s’ when beginning a career as dynamic as ours! This document has over 90 ‘hacks’, most can take you to editable documents/PowerPoints to help you add them to already established lessons. Simply click on the picture icon next to the idea and open hyperlink. The chapters covered are: - Mastering Marking - Starter Solutions - Perfect Plenaries - Provision 4 Progress - Quality Questioning - Choose 2 Challenge - Supporting SEND - Revision Remedies - Literacy/Numeracy Aids - Lesson Planning Zip Folder includes: PDF of Teaching and Learning ‘Hacks’ which includes all hyperlinks 77 editable lesson ideas including: PowerPoints (69), Word Documents (4) and Publisher Documents (4)

A full scheme of 10 lessons on rocks and weathering complete with an Assessment with Banding Criteria. Includes: - Geological Timescales - The Rock Cycle - Sedimentary Landforms (and Case Study) - Igneous Landforms (and Case Study) - Metamorphic Landforms (and Case Study) - Weathering - International Case Studies (Russia and Jordan) + Assessment and 3 Homeworks! Image credits slide added.

A topic designed to support the sustainability element of the KS3 Geography curriculum. New topics added: Lesson 1/2 Global Fashion Industry Lesson 3: The Aral Sea Mystery Lesson 4: The Geography of Disease Lesson 5: The Geography of the CVD-19 pandemic Lesson 6: The Global reaction to the pandemic Lesson 7: The Link between globaliosation and CVD-19 Knowledge Organiser Working From Home Booklet An assessment which has 20 multiple choice questions on the KS3 curriculum and an extended writing piece based on this unit.

Lesson 1 on the new topic of Asia: From Boom to Bustees Full Lesson and Resources Scheme of Work for Topic also attached.

Lesson 1: Introduction Lesson 2: Demographics Lesson 3: Rural-Urban Continuum Lesson 4: Population Structure

65 questions All different questions to 2022 version! Round 1: Where in the World (multiple choice) Round 2: Geography Trivia (multiple choice) Round 3: Geography Former names Round 4: Video Memory Game Round 5: Flags of the World Round 6: Where in Europe Map Game Round 7: Grid References Game (Find the Yeti) Round 8: Geography Dingbats

10 ROUNDS, A TIE BREAKER 88 QUESTIONS AND A TEAM SHEET READ BELOW FOR ROUND TITLES! Round 1: Name the 2023 Film (10 questions) Round 2: Name the 2023 song + artist (5 questions) Round 3: Name the Christmas covered celeb (10 questions) Round 4: This Year in Pictures (12 Questions, multiple choice) Round 5: Spot the difference (Timed task- 5 answers) Round 6: Global Winter traditions (10 questions) Round 7: Guess the Christmas Song from the Emoji’s (10 questions) Round 8: Christmas Adverts (5 questions) Round 9: Christmas General Knowledge (10 questions) Round 10: Times Christmas Numeracy Task (Maths Skill- Volume) Tie Breaker/Bonus Round (10 questions)

Editable Template used for a Humanities Department Newsletter

A way of revising which can break a topic down into 12 sub-categories. Ask a student to make notes in each chunk of the clock. Revise each slot for 5 minutes, turn the clock over and ask the student to recite back to you certain sections of the clock. ‘e.g. what was in section 2-3’. Works well with GCSE students.

A PPT and resources for students to carry out a TRF escape room. I use this with a Y10 low ability group to inspire them in the topic~ works really well! You will have to change my school badge from some slides. I print the information slides in A3 and then laminate the key slides and ‘I BROKE OUT’ and ‘I DIDNT BREAK OUT’ slides. The pupil answer sheet also has the teacher answer sheet attached. I place the laminated key under my chair. Equipment not provided: You wil need a padlock with a 4 number combination and a suitcase/box to open.

A marking sticker used on the front of student folders to act as a reminder of marking expectations in GCSE Geography. Can be adapted for other subjects.