Full lesson on Aid lasting around an hour. Lesson includes a starter, learning objectives and plenary and considers what aid is, what the different types of aid are, and how aid can both help and hinder development All worksheets included - no further resources required.

Full lesson on the solutions to climate change focusing on mitigation, lasting around an hour. Lesson includes a starter, learning objectives and plenary and considers what mitigation is, what solution to climate change there are, focusing on renewable energy. All resources included - no further resources required.

Full lesson on adapting climate change, lasting around an hour. Lesson includes a starter, learning objectives and plenary and considers what adaptation is, what options for adapting to climate change in both urban and rural areas there are, and a report writing exercise. All resources included - no further resources required.

Full unit of lessons on Climate Change. Designed for high KS3/KS4 with every lesson planned to last around an hour of teaching time. Each lesson includes a starter, learning objectives and plenary. All supporting worksheets are provided - no further resources needed. Unit Overview: Climate Change in the News Contemporary Climate Change Evidence for Past Climate Change The Greenhouse Effect Natural Causes of Climate Change Human Causes of Climate Change Impacts of Climate Change Mitigating Climate Change Adapting to Climate Change

Lesson on the Chernobyl nuclear disaster and the increasing rise of extreme or dark tourism to sites of past disastrous events. All supporting worksheets provided - no additional resources needed.

Complete worksheet designed for KS3 classes on the greenhouse effect. Worksheet includes a gap fill, matching up sentence starters to ends, annotating a diagram on the greenhouse effect, and some written questions. Perfect for use in any lesson on climate change and the greenhouse effect.

Complete worksheet designed for KS3 classes on the human causes of climate change. Worksheet includes a gap fill, interpretation of a pie chart, and practice analysing the relationship between two graphs. Perfect for use in any lesson on climate change.