Lesson 3 in a series of lessons on Incredible India. This lesson primarily focuses on the population of India and developing pupils understanding on how to use choropleth maps. Pupils build up locational knowledge of India and how to construct their own maps to show distribution. All resources are provided and all activities provided for the whole lesson! Easily adaptable as needed.

The second lesson in a series of lessons on incredible India! An in-depth look at some of India’s most impressive human and physical features. Builds in locational and place knowledge while also continually developing the use of map skills. Stretch activities provided throughout. Pupils use a range of activities to look at the human and physical features of India, including map work, videos and independent research. Easily adaptable if needed but all resources are provided.

First lesson in a scheme of work about Incredible India! With personal experience of visiting India I am excited to share this scheme of work with you all! The first lesson covers any previous ideas that pupils may have about India and gives an introduction to what India is like. Pupils cover the location of India and under-take a fact hunt activity to build up their knowledge on India. Pupils build up their locational knowledge and map skills in line with the National Curriculum. Pupils then complete a quiz. Easily adapted if needed but all resources are provided and tasks are easy to follow.

First lesson in a series of lessons on climate change. Aimed at KS3 but can be adapted and differentiated for GCSE. Fully resourced lesson and ready to teach. Stretch activities available throughout the lesson.

Scheme of work for World Biomes. Aimed at Year 9 but can be adapted to other year groups if needed. Lessons are fully resourced. SOW covers Deserts, Tundra and TRF’s as examples in depth. Also included is an assessment, mark scheme and PLC.