Coasts: Complete 11 Module Unit | IGCSE Geography Bundle

Teach the full Cambridge IGCSE Geography 0460 Coasts unit, from waves and landforms to coastal hazards, management and ecosystems. Case studies include the Hoi An coast in Vietnam, Malaysian mangroves and Tubbataha in the Philippines.

Modules included

• M1 Waves explains wave formation, breaking and beach change.
• M2 Coastal Processes links erosion, transportation, deposition and longshore drift.
• M3 Headlands and Bays explains rock type, coastline shape and wave refraction.
• M4 Erosional Landforms traces the formation of cliffs, platforms, caves, arches, stacks and stumps.
• M5 Depositional Landforms explains beaches, spits, bars and dunes.
• M6 Living on the Coast compares opportunities and hazards.
• M7 Coastal Management weighs engineering options, costs and sustainability.
• M8 Tropical Storms uses Typhoon Haiyan to explain impacts and responses.
• M9 Hoi An applies erosion and management to a named Vietnamese coast.
• M10 Mangroves links adaptations, value and management in Malaysia.
• M11 Tubbataha examines coral reef threats and protection in the Philippines.

Teaching options

FOCUSED teaches the syllabus core with a matching workbook. COMPLETE includes the same core and adds More skills and Go deeper tasks. Essentials Notes provide completed sentences for revision. Choose a route or select additional tasks to suit your class.

Resources in every module

• FOCUSED and COMPLETE PowerPoint presentations
• Matching Word workbooks in colour, black and white, and typed-answer versions
• Essentials Notes in Word
• A collaborative lesson with its own presentation and printable pack
• Exam practice with a mark scheme and a mini assessment
• Blooket import CSV and spreadsheet

Each module includes its own access code for the interactive website activities. Students apply their knowledge through model coastlines, forecasting, group presentations and decisions about coastal management and ecosystem protection.

Designed for ages 14 to 16. Files are PowerPoint (.pptx) and Word (.docx). Written content is editable. Photographs and illustrations are images.