WJEC: Eduqas: Geography B: Theme 2: Rivers: Lesson 5: Long profile of the river This lesson contains: -PPT -Worksheets

WJEC: Eduqas: Geography B: Theme 2: Rivers: Lesson 2: Water moves around the cycle This lesson contains: PPT Worksheets

This lesson looks at: Happisburgh in Norfolk. Think about covering the following questions: Why was Happisburgh affected so badly by erosion? What were the social, economic and environmental impacts of the erosion? Was the area managed? Why was this?

First lesson of the changing places unit of work How places change over time positive / Negative changes to place

This lesson includes: Key Terms Different forms of media - maps, statistics, interviews, questionnaires - to give some examples Analysing the Mercator projection Tasks and homework included on the lesson. You will need the AQA core text book to assist this lesson.

This lesson includes: Transfer of technology Deindustrialisation Global shift Manufacturing around the world Ebbs and flows in car production

This lesson will look at: How people will be affected by sea level rise and to be able to think about management techniques. To produce a graph of the predicted sea level rise at Jaywick.

This lesson will look at: The tragedy of the commons. Give examples and describe the importance of laws and treaties aimed at preserving the global commons.

This lesson identifies the issues of brownfield and greenfield sites and the positives and negatives involving both. This lesson includes: 1. PPT 2. Worksheets 3. Book questions

This lesson focuses on Urban renewal in Ipswich. Students will need to use ICT resources to complete the case study sheet . This lesson includes: 1. PPT 2. Activity sheets 3. Articles

This lesson identifies the issues of whether the UK needs more homes and the debate as to whether we should compromise and build on the green belt to allow this. This lesson includes: 1. PPT 2. Articles 3. Starter activity using the SIMS

This lesson includes: What an ecosystem is Examples of ecosystems Components of an ecosystem Nutrient cycle Where are different ecosystems located How do natural and human processes change ecosystems

This lesson looks at potential traffic issues and how we can manage them. This lesson includes: PPT Activities Worksheets

This lesson looks at footpath erosion and provides people with the opportunities to complete some local fieldwork- perhaps on the school grounds. This lesson includes: 1. PPT 2. Worksheets

This lesson includes: The climate of the Artic and Tropical rainforest Climate graphs for both areas to make comparisons Impacts of climate change on the Artic

This lesson looks at how technology has changed the way we shop- identifying some of the positives and benefits. This lesson includes the PPT.

This lesson looks at how the High streets of Bury St Edmunds and Ipswich are fighting the decline of the retail in the town centre. This lesson includes: PPTS Activities Worksheets

This lesson includes: This lesson was created in SMART Climate information for the tropical rainforests Adaptations to the rainforest - examples How the forest works - Video clip (20 mins )

This lesson focuses on the issues of counter-urbanization and the issues it can create. This lesson includes: 1. PPT 2. Card sort activities 3. Debate