Useful PPT and resources for mapping river systems with differentiated learning objectives. Can be used for AQA/Edexcel/OCR

A literacy guide useful for geography students to help with key command words, joining sentences, exam command words (define, explain, justify, describe, analyse), and connective words for case study answers

A geography passport that is a PDF file ready to be printed and formatted for printer use. The file has a quick overview on the student and is useful for transition events or at the start of the term. The booklet asks students to collect information on geography in the news, what they have previously covered in geography and why it is an important subject in the curriculum.

A fun, end of term geographical quiz with 6 different rounds including: world cup (flags); geog-bomb (general knowledge geography); pinpoint (locating key places around the world on a map); clue (4 clues for an answer, guessing on first clue getting more points); postcard (distorted pictures of key geographical locations); and a bonus round. Lasts 60 minutes, comes with resource and PPT has hyperlinks to each round.

This PPT leads on from other PPTs in 'My Shop' and follows Geog 1 Scheme of Work on Africa. This lesson looks at why certain areas of Africa are sparsely and densely populated before getting students to describe and explain reasons. Model answer included with GCSE focus. Starter, plenary and extension activities included.

PPT and resources that follow Geog 1 textbooks on Africa as a scheme of work. This lesson focuses on getting students to describe Africa's physical features before interpreting climate graphs. Students then explain differences in the climate graphs to embed geographical skills for GCSE before suggesting what biomes you may find with these different climates. All PPTs come with starters, plenaries and extension tasks.

Introduction lesson to development for Edexcel GCSE 9-1 B. Can be used for other GCSE syllabuses. Focuses on key development indicators, introduction to development and how to define development, a focus on different types of development (political, social, economic). Activity worksheets include investigating development indicators and mapping HDI. Exam specification questions used with model answers embedded and instructions how to answer questions. Starters, plenaries and extensions used in all lessons with differentiated learning objectives.

An introduction to Africa PPT with resources. Matches Geog 1 textbooks. All PPTs include differentiated learning objectives, starters and plenaries as well as extension activities.

Key words for any GCSE Geography development unit to be used at the end of the unit.

An overview of topic 1 for Edexcel B GCSE Geography. Students to tick if they are happy with the sub-topics and key exam questions.

A introductory lesson to coasts focusing on constructive and destructive waves, looking at erosion, length and height of waves, swash/backwash, and landforms created. Useful for GCSE. Includes starter activity, differentiated learning objectives with extension task and plenary.

A GCSE Geography lesson focusing on coastal erosion including attrition, abrasion, hydraulic action and corrosion . Starter focuses on types of waves (look at lesson 1-types of waves) including swash and backwash and constructive and destructive waves. GCSE exam question included as well as differentiated learning objectives and plenary.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson looks at rainfall patterns across the UK with a primary focus on relief rainfall. This lesson links in to previous work on relief across the UK and why certain areas experience more rainfall. This lesson involves map work and key geographical skills as well as looking at distance, direction and locational knowledge.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson focuses on the population distribution of the UK and looking at key terminology such as sparsely, densely and population distribution. Students to use information from previous lesson on relief in the UK as well as enquiry based activity to understand why some areas have less people and some areas of the UK have more. All worksheets provided and extension questions embedded.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson focuses on immigration, emigration and migration to the UK. A history of migration is used for the last 1000 years with a focus on 20th century migration. Narborough Road in Leicester is used as a starter to show multiculturalism on one street. Students map waves of different migration to the UK. Worksheets are adapted for all abilities. An extension question focusing on a diamond rank system for Higher Ability students allows justification and explanation to the benefits and problems of migration.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson focuses on population increase and where can all the new houses go. This PPT re-caps the Burgess Model (PPT as part of bundle) and how inner city areas are suffering from deindustrialisation. Explanations to problems of inner city living and the advantages and disadvantages of greenfield and brownfield development are in task 2. This lesson has an extension question for Higher ability students focusing on GCSE module ‘challenges of an urbanising world’.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson looks at trade, imports, exports and interdependence for the UK. The lesson focuses on the EU and being a partner of this trade bloc, and the recent decision to vote to leave. Students have to decide on the implications of Brexit and whether they think this is a positive or negative move based on the evidence provided.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson looks at the South West England and why it attracts so many people in the UK. Students will look at the geography of the area which links to the next scheme of work on coasts. Students are to make a postcard of the attractions on offer in the area.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson is titled ‘Your Island Home’. Students are to use the Geog 1 textbooks on page 138 to plot the mountainous/high areas of the UK as well as major rivers. A table is given with all key places to include and maps include the outlines of rivers and mountains. Students also have a worksheet focusing on what makes the UK where students use map work to plot all countries, capitals, oceans/seas. A starter activity looking at 10 places around the UK and a twitter based plenary to finish.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson looks at the Burgess Model and how this can be applied to UK cities. A focus is used on Birmingham and Leicester. Lower Ability worksheets are included as well as Higher Ability extension questions relating to the Hoyt Model in scheme of work as part of bundle. This lesson focuses on key characteristics of CBD, inner city, inner suburbs and outer suburbs and looks at key terminology including rural-urban fringe, development, deindustrialisation and regeneration.