This resource is a set of comprehensive flashcards covering the water and carbon cycles unit within AQA Geography A Level (new spec). They ask simple questions covering the unit which help to build knowledge, especially of key terms. Contained is the original word document and a printable PDF. This can be printed on A4 paper and is 4-to-a-page, creating folding flashcards when the page is cut down the centre. The flashcards provide a brief overview of each topic covered, broken down to fit the AQA specifcation. These include a few short facts on two case studies for the unit: The Amazon Rainforest and the Eden Basin to help students remember key facts, as well as key figures and key terms for the unit. *Please note: This resource is not approved or endorsed by AQA. Whilst it is designed for use alongside the specification, this is not a guarantee. *

This is a pre-made homework pack with 15 questions in total, covering every topic from A-Level geography. The tasks give short insights into the content covered at AS and A2 on the AQA specification, and are designed to teach students skills such as independent reading and research. The first page of the document gives a short introduction to the A-level Geography SOW, and students can then choose as many homework tasks as they like with a suggested minimum of 5. The tasks ask students to find definitions to some of the key terms covered under each sub-topic, and complete a series of further tasks, including reading articles, watching YouTube videos, or independent research tasks. This resource is designed for those moving from GCSE to AS level to help students settle into the new geography specification without overloading them with information! The tasks are designed to be quick but help students familiarise themselves with some of the key A-level themes. The booklet is designed to be editable, so you can change the first page to the sub-topics that you will be studying.

Aimed at the new AQA AS Geography 7036 specification, this resource is a powerpoint presentation which can assist teaching in class for the new 2017 exam. This powerpoint and activity pack for '3.2.1.1 - The nature and importance of places' part of the unit covers the basics in an easy-to-follow powerpoint presentation. Included in this powerpoint are definitions for the key terms, short activities and focused questions, and links to articles and YouTube clips which are of relevance to the course, and the key concepts such as endogenous & exogenous factors, sense of place, and approaches to place are covered in-depth. Also included in this resource are possible lesson starters or tasks that can be given as homework: 1.) A Diamond-9 starter activity "Endogenous & Exogenous character of a place", where factors affecting the character of a place have to be sorted by importance and then categorised into Endogenous or Exogenous factors. 2.) A printable mind-map that students can fill in which helps to reinforce the 'Exclusion Groups' topic. 3.) An entertaining starter activity linking to Media Representations where students are given a name of a place and have to describe it using only stereotypical ideas. This can help students to understand how the media representation of a place is never as accurate or as personal as lived experience. Disclaimer: Although this resource is matched carefully to the specification to try to ensure it matches, no personal responsibility will be taken for the content of this resource, and this is only aimed as a revision or planning tool, not as a substitute for teaching :)