Everything you need to teach AQA GCSE Geography Papers 1 and 2 in one bundle: 96 one-hour lessons, six 12-week homework booklets and six spaced retrieval packs. It covers all six topics taught in this series: Paper 1 (Living with the physical environment) Natural Hazards, The Living World and Physical Landscapes in the UK; Paper 2 (Challenges in the human environment) Urban Issues and Challenges, The Changing Economic World and Resource Management. How the parts fit together: each unit has three pieces. The lessons teach it. The homework booklet sets about 45 minutes a week of independent practice, with help withdrawn across the term. The retrieval pack gives a weekly do-now that brings earlier blocks back, then two long-interval boosters. A table in each unit’s START-HERE guide shows how lessons, homework weeks and retrieval blocks line up. [Do not add “block n follows week n” until blocking item 2 is settled.] The lessons (96): editable PowerPoints with timings in the notes, a video slide (linked, not embedded), original exam-style questions with mark schemes and example answers, teacher notes with answers and a specification map, printable resource sheets (Natural Hazards 6, Living World 6, Physical Landscapes 7, Urban 8, Changing Economic World 12, Water 11) and a printed assessment paper per unit. Every unit ends with an exam-technique lesson and a review lesson. Natural Hazards, Physical Landscapes, Urban and Water follow the structure (starter quiz, three learning cycles with checks and practice, exit quiz). The Living World and Changing Economic World lessons use a shorter format (do now, learn-it slides, tasks with stretch, exit ticket). The homework booklets (6 x 12 weeks): about 45 minutes a week in five short chunks: retrieval and word work, a dated reading, check questions, a “think deeper” task and exam-style practice. Support pages, trackers, full answers and a teacher section. The retrieval packs (6 x 12 starters + 2 boosters): weekly do-nows, early ones short, later ones eight to ten minutes, with answers and class tracking. Later starters interleave questions from other units on purpose. Please note: Not included: the cold environments option, glacial landscapes, the food and energy options in Section C, and Paper 3. Living World covers hot deserts; Physical Landscapes covers coasts and rivers; Resource Management covers water. Lesson videos link to YouTube and a few other sites; please preview each before teaching. Maps and charts are original. Exam-style questions are original, not taken from AQA papers. Not endorsed by AQA. Each part is also sold separately.

Everything you need to teach AQA GCSE Geography Paper 2 (Challenges in the human environment) in one bundle: 47 one-hour lessons, three 12-week homework booklets and three spaced retrieval packs, covering Urban Issues and Challenges (Section A), The Changing Economic World (Section B) and The Challenge of Resource Management, water option (Section C). How the parts fit together: each unit has the same three pieces. The lessons teach it. The homework booklet sets about 45 minutes a week of independent practice, with the help withdrawn as the unit goes on. The retrieval pack gives a weekly do-now that brings each block back one, two and five weeks later, then two long-interval boosters. In every unit, retrieval block n is written to follow homework week n, and the lessons’ title and exit slides name the homework week. A table in the bundle shows which lesson goes with which week and block. Section A: Urban Issues and Challenges (18 lessons). Rio de Janeiro (NEE), with Favela-Bairro, and London (HIC), with the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park; sustainable urban living and transport. 8 printable resource sheets, an exam-technique lesson, and a printed 30 + 3 SPaG Section A-style assessment with mark scheme. Section B: The Changing Economic World (14 lessons). Measuring development, the development gap, Jamaica (tourism), Nigeria and Shell, the UK economy (including Torr Quarry, the north–south divide and the UK in the wider world), with rural change in South Cambridgeshire and the Outer Hebrides. 12 printable resource sheets, an exam-skills lesson, and a printed 30-mark assessment paper. Section C: Resource Management, water option (15 lessons). The overview (food, water and energy; UK food, water and energy), global water supply and demand, factors affecting availability, impacts and strategies, the South–North Water Transfer Project (China) and Hitosa (Ethiopia). 11 printable resource sheets, a Section C technique lesson, and a printed 25-mark Section C paper. Every lesson: an editable PowerPoint with timings in the notes, a video slide (linked, not embedded), original exam-style questions with a mark scheme, and teacher notes with answers and a specification map. The homework booklets (3 x 12 weeks): five chunks a week (5/5/10/10/15 minutes): retrieval and word work, a dated reading box, check questions, a Think Deeper task and an exam-style question. Weeks with a research task have a printed no-internet alternative. Support pages give Tier 3 vocabulary with pronunciation, a number bank, sentence starters and cloze versions of the hardest answers. Each booklet has a parent page, a confidence tracker and a removable teacher section with answers, level descriptors and a specification map. The retrieval packs (3 x 12 starters + 2 boosters): one starter per week for a do-now (short at first, then 8–10 minutes), with answers, a class tracking grid, vocabulary, a number bank and a specification map. Later starters include a section that interleaves a question from another unit; this is deliberate.

Everything you need to teach AQA GCSE Geography’s The Challenge of Resource Management (Paper 2, Section C, 3.2.3) with the water option, in one bundle: 15 ready-to-teach lessons, a 12-week homework booklet and a retrieval pack, built around the same two case studies and the same dated, sourced figures. What’s included: The lessons (15 x 60 minutes, 525 slides): Each has a starter quiz, three learning cycles with checks and practice tasks (every task has a Challenge), one varied activity, a video slide, an original exam-style question with a mark scheme and an example answer, and an exit quiz. There are 11 printable two-page resource sheets with original maps and charts, and teacher notes with a 60-minute timeline, answers, misconceptions, a specification map and sources. Lesson 14 teaches how Section C 6-markers are marked. Lesson 15 is a printed 25-mark Section C paper (the Question 3 overview and the water option) with a full mark scheme. The homework booklet (12 weeks): about 45 minutes a week in five short chunks: word work (with retrieval questions from earlier weeks from Week 3), a dated reading box, check questions, a Think Deeper task and an exam-style question. The help shrinks as the unit goes on: a full plan in Weeks 1–5, the shape only in Weeks 6–10, none in Week 12. Weeks 2 and 11 are research tasks with printed no-internet alternatives. Support pages give Tier 3 vocabulary with pronunciation, a number bank, sentence starters and cloze versions of the hardest answers, plus a parent page and a confidence tracker. A removable teacher section has full answers with level descriptors, a specification map, a “figures in most textbooks that are now wrong” table and a class tracking grid. The retrieval pack (12 starters + 2 boosters): a do-now for the start of a lesson, once a week. Starters 1–5 are short; from Starter 6 each sheet has four sections: A (last lesson’s block), B (two weeks back), C (five weeks back) and D (a question from another unit, to keep the links alive). Two long-interval boosters (a 30-day and a 90-day check) bring the whole unit back. It comes with Tier 3 vocabulary, a number bank, sentence starters and cloze versions of the hardest answers, a full answer key, a class tracking grid, a specification map and a RAG box on every sheet. Before you buy: The exam-style questions are original and not taken from AQA papers. This resource is not endorsed by AQA. The lesson videos link to YouTube (tutor2u clips); please preview them before you teach. Maps and charts are original. This covers the water option only; food and energy are covered by the overview lessons (1, 2 and 5) but have no option-specific lessons. Each part is also sold separately.

Everything you need to teach AQA GCSE Geography’s Urban Issues and Challenges (Paper 2, Section A, 3.2.1) in one bundle: 18 ready-to-teach lessons, a 12-week homework pack and a 12-week spaced retrieval pack, all built around the same case studies, Rio de Janeiro and London, and the same up-to-date figures. What’s Included: The lessons (18 x 60 minutes): Each has a starter quiz, three learning cycles with checks and practice tasks (each task with a Challenge), one varied activity, a video slide, an original exam-style question with a mark scheme and example answer, and an exit quiz. There are 8 printable resource sheets with original maps and charts, and teacher notes with a 60-minute timeline, answers, misconceptions and a specification map. Lesson 17 teaches Section A exam technique. Lesson 18 is a printed 30 + 3 SPaG assessment with a full mark scheme. The homework pack (12 weeks): about 45 minutes a week in five short chunks, including a reading box, questions, a Think Deeper task and an exam-style question. Weeks 1 and 12 end with a research task that has a printed no-internet alternative. Scaffolding is withdrawn as the unit goes on. Support pages include Tier 3 vocabulary with pronunciation, a number bank, sentence starters and cloze versions of the hardest answers. A removable teacher section has the full answers, a specification map and a tracker. The retrieval pack (12 starters + 2 boosters): one side of A4 per week, ready to photocopy as a do-now. It comes with answers, a class tracking grid and a specification map. Case studies: Rio de Janeiro (NEE), with Favela-Bairro and its successors. London (HIC), with the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Sustainability and transport comparators: Singapore, Bunhill 2, BedZED, Curitiba, Bogotá and Freiburg/Vauban. Before you buy: The exam-style questions are original and not taken from AQA papers. This resource is not endorsed by AQA. The lesson videos link to YouTube (tutor2u), one Oak National Academy video and one UN news package; please preview them.

Everything you need to teach AQA GCSE Geography Paper 1, Living with the Physical Environment, in one bundle: 49 one-hour lessons, three 12-week homework booklets and three spaced retrieval packs. Each topic’s three products follow the same content order and use the same case studies, key terms and sourced figures, so what you teach in a lesson comes back in homework and in your starters, with spacing built in. What is in the bundle 49 one-hour lessons as editable PowerPoints, with printable resource sheets, teacher notes with answers and mark schemes, a START-HERE guide for each topic, and a printed assessment for each topic (Section A: 30 marks plus 3 SPaG; Section B: 25 marks; Section C: 30 marks). Natural Hazards and Coasts and Rivers follow the Oak National Academy lesson model: a five-question starter quiz, an outcome and big question, key words, three learning cycles (explanation, a check for understanding with a reveal, and a practice task with a feedback slide and a Challenge), a video slide with QR code and watch-for questions, an original exam-style question with a student-friendly mark scheme and example answer, and a five-question exit quiz. The Living World lessons are in a shorter format: a Do Now with answers, “Learn it” teaching slides built around original diagrams, varied tasks each with a stretch, a video slide, an original exam question with mark scheme and model answer, and an exit ticket. Each topic ends with an exam-technique lesson and a review lesson. Three 12-week homework booklets. About 45 minutes a week in five short chunks: word work with retrieval from earlier weeks, a short reading, check questions, a “think deeper” task and original exam practice, with the scaffolding withdrawn across the term. Full answers, support pages, student trackers and a teacher section. Three spaced retrieval packs: weekly “do now” starters and long-gap boosters, with a mark scheme for every question. Specification: AQA GCSE Geography 8035, Paper 1, sections 3.1.1 (Natural hazards), 3.1.2 (The living world) and 3.1.3 (Physical landscapes in the UK: coastal and river landscapes). Support and accessibility: the homework booklets and retrieval packs include Tier 3 vocabulary lists, sentence starters and gap-fills, set in Verdana with 1.5 line spacing and bold rather than italics. Please note: Not included: the cold environments option (Section B), glacial landscapes (Section C), Papers 2 and 3. The Living World covers the hot deserts option only; Physical Landscapes covers coasts and rivers only. The lessons link to YouTube videos (and a few other sites), so you need internet access and a school network that allows them. Please preview each clip before teaching. The slides contain original maps, charts and diagrams but no photographs and no OS map extracts. Exam-style questions are original and are not taken from AQA papers. This bundle is not endorsed by AQA. The Physical Landscapes retrieval pack interleaves some Urban Issues questions (Paper 2 content) on purpose, for spacing.

Everything you need to teach the coasts and rivers parts of AQA GCSE Geography’s Physical Landscapes in the UK (Paper 1, Section C) in one bundle: 18 one-hour lessons, a 12-week homework booklet and a spaced retrieval pack. The three products follow the same content order and use the same case studies, key terms and sourced figures, so what you teach in a lesson comes back in homework and in your starters, with spacing built in. What is in the bundle 18 one-hour lessons as editable PowerPoints (618 slides), with seven printable resource sheets (Word and PDF), teacher notes for every lesson (timings, answers, mark schemes, specification map, sources), a START-HERE guide and a printed 30-mark Section C-style assessment with a full levels mark scheme. The lessons: a five-question starter quiz, an outcome and big question, key words, three learning cycles (explanation, a check for understanding with a reveal, and a practice task with feedback and a Challenge), a video slide with QR code and watch-for questions, an original exam-style question with a student-friendly mark scheme and example answer, and a five-question exit quiz. Lesson 17 teaches Section C exam technique and Lesson 18 is a review with the printed paper. A 12-week homework booklet. about 45 minutes a week in five short chunks, full answers, support pages, student tracker, teacher section. A spaced retrieval pack: 12 blocks of “do now” starters, with a mark scheme for every question. It interleaves some Urban Issues (Paper 2) questions on purpose, for spacing. Case studies: Dorset’s Jurassic Coast (Lulworth, Durdle Door, Old Harry, Chesil Beach); Walton-on-the-Naze (coastal management); the River Tees (source to sea, High Force); the Jubilee River (flood relief channel). Supporting examples: Holderness and Spurn, Christchurch Bay, Clacton, Medmerry, the Leeds and Pickering flood schemes and the River Lambourn. Specification: AQA GCSE Geography 8035, 3.1.3 (3.1.3.1 UK physical landscapes; 3.1.3.2 coastal landscapes; 3.1.3.3 river landscapes). Every set of teacher notes includes a specification map. Please note: Not included: glacial landscapes (the third option in 3.1.3) and the rest of Paper 1. The lessons link to YouTube videos (and one to Oak National Academy), so you need internet access and a school network that allows them. Please preview each clip before teaching. The slides contain original maps, charts and diagrams but no photographs and no OS map extracts; add your department’s OS practice. Exam-style questions are original and are not taken from AQA papers. This bundle is not endorsed by AQA.

The whole of AQA GCSE Geography’s The Challenge of Natural Hazards (Paper 1, Section A) in one bundle: seventeen one-hour lessons, a 12-week homework booklet and a spaced retrieval pack. All three follow the same content order and use the same case studies, key terms and sourced figures, so what you teach in a lesson comes back in homework and in your starters, with spacing built in. What is in the bundle 17 one-hour lessons. Seventeen editable PowerPoints (585 slides in all), six two-sided printable resource sheets, a 4-page Section A-style assessment paper (30 marks plus 3 for SPaG), seventeen sets of teacher notes with answers and mark schemes, and a START-HERE guide. The lessons: a five-question starter quiz, an outcome and big question, key words, three learning cycles (short explanation slides, a check for understanding with a reveal slide, and a practice task with a feedback slide and a Challenge), a video slide (YouTube link, QR code and watch-for questions), an original exam-style question with a student-friendly mark scheme and a Level 3 example answer, and a five-question exit quiz. One task in each lesson is a varied activity: a diamond nine, a tsunami-warning mystery, a jury, a “Protect Port Marina” token game, an adaptation advice desk and more. Lesson 16 teaches exam technique for Section A; Lesson 17 is a review lesson with the printed paper. A 12-week homework booklet (100 A4 pages). Each week has five short chunks of about 45 minutes in all: word work with retrieval from earlier weeks, a short reading, check questions, a “think deeper” task and original exam practice, with the scaffolding withdrawn across the term. Full answers, support pages, student trackers and a teacher section are included. A spaced retrieval pack: twelve weekly “do now” starters and two long-gap boosters, with a mark scheme for every question. Starters revisit the previous block, then earlier content at spaced gaps. Specification and case studies: AQA GCSE Geography 8035, section 3.1.1 (3.1.1.1 to 3.1.1.4, climate change included). Case studies: Nepal 2015 (lower-income country at the time), Chile 2010 (high-income), Typhoon Haiyan 2013 and the Somerset Levels floods 2013/14.

The whole of AQA GCSE Geography’s The Living World (Paper 1, Section B, hot deserts option) in one bundle: fourteen one-hour lessons, a 12-week homework booklet and a spaced retrieval pack. All three follow the same topic order and use the same case studies, key terms and sourced figures, so what you teach in a lesson comes back in homework and in your starters, with spacing built in. What is in the bundle 14 one-hour lessons. Fourteen editable PowerPoints (258 slides in all), six two-sided printable resource sheets, a four-page, 25-mark assessment paper, fourteen sets of teacher notes with answers and mark schemes, and a START-HERE guide. Each lesson has a Do Now with answers that revisits earlier lessons, “Learn it” teaching slides built around original diagrams, three or four varied tasks that each carry a stretch with its answer, a video slide (a YouTube link with a QR code and watch-for questions) and an exit ticket. Lessons 1–13 end with an original exam-style question, a student-friendly mark scheme and a Level 3 model answer. A 12-week homework booklet (89 A4 pages). Each week has five short chunks of about 45 minutes in all: word work with retrieval from earlier weeks, a short reading, check questions, a “think deeper” task and original 4-, 6- and 9-mark exam practice, with the scaffolding withdrawn across the term. It includes full answers, support pages, student trackers and a teacher section. A spaced retrieval pack (38 A4 pages). Twelve weekly “do now” starters, each one side of A4, and two long-gap boosters, with a mark scheme for every question. Starters revisit the previous lesson, then content from two and five weeks earlier, and end with a geographical skills question. Specification and case studies: AQA GCSE Geography 8035, section 3.1.2 The Living World. Case studies: a UK pond (small-scale ecosystem), the Amazon rainforest and the Thar Desert in India and Pakistan. Each product maps its content to the specification. The cold environments option in 3.1.2.3 is not covered.