Lesson on the types of pollution including industrial and domestic sources for the new 2016 OCR B A level debates topic 'Exploring Oceans'.

Lesson on the theory of sea level rise associated with climate change (thermal expansion and the transfer of water) and the case study of Kiribati islands. Including full lesson and associated resources (including OCR worksheet).

Lesson on ocean acidification and rising temperatures leading to coral bleaching for the new 2016 OCR B A level debates topic 'Exploring Ocean'. Included information pack found on oceana.org and geofactsheet will be needed for one activity (not attached).

Lesson on climate change affecting high latitudes including why sea ice forms at high latitudes and a case study of the Arctic. For the new 2016 OCR B A level debates topic 'Exploring Oceans' - includes OCR card sort.

Lesson on globalisation and oceans, including containerisation and shipping routes based around the OCR worksheet. For the new 2016 OCR B A level debates topic 'Exploring Oceans'.

Lesson on how countries use oceans to exert their power including a range of articles used to support a research task. For the new 2016 OCR B A level debates topic 'Exploring Ocean'

Lesson for new 2016/2017 OCR B A level specification on syllabus statement 1 (physical factors affecting coasts). Lesson includes the role of ocean currents including rip currents, gyers, Ekman transport with upwelling /downwelling and the deep ocean conveyor belt. Aimed at high ability students but could easily adapted to simplify. Includes presentation with detailed notes underneath each slide and accompanying resource.

AQA A 'Ice on the land'. Lesson exploring why glaciers move looking at temperature and gradient (including polar/temperate glaciers and extensional/compressional flow). Aimed at high ability GCSE students but easily adaptable for lower ability pupils. A tricky topic made simple!

Lesson for AQA A course 'Ice on the Land' focusing on ice formation and the main types of ice masses ( e.g. valley glaciers, ice sheets etc...). Aimed at high ability GCSE students but easily adaptable for lower ability pupils.

An essay style assessment based on coasts. Aimed at high ability year 8 students and therefore easily adaptable for year 9. Includes resources from previous lesson to support them in the assessment and the assessment sheet. Assessed using GCSE grades scaled down for year 8.