Elementary school geography resources

Compare India with UK - Plan Year 3

This unit in the form of pdf file is prepared on ‘LANDFORMS’. My units have been made to be both informative and visually stimulating for all students. It includes engaging, colorful, informative, visually stimulating and eye-catching photos and diagrams as per the topic need that will greatly enhance your explanation to your students. It also provides basic information about various landforms, facts about them and reasons of their formation with numerous worksheets and activities to hands on practice and review of knowledge for the students. Please view the Preview File to obtain a sense of my style, see how my unit is structured and evaluate my work. At the end of the unit, different worksheets and activities are provided to evaluate the understanding of the students in the classroom.Hope students will love it while answering and will have the fun. Students will identify and describe different types of landforms. This unit helps students understand what landforms are and how they are formed. The following landforms are covered : Mountains Plateaus Plain Valley Desert Island Peninsula Cape Isthmus Canyon Cliff Delta Worksheets-09 Landform matching activity-1 Don’t forget to give your valuable comments and ratings after downloading this unit. NOTE: While I always strive for accuracy, I am human and can make editing mistakes. If you find anything that needs correcting, please send me a message immediately in Q/A section. I would be happy to correct and upload a new file before you rate it! :) Thank you in advance. Please note: these units are for the use of one educator. If you would like to share my lesson plans with a co-worker, your team, your school, or your district, please purchase multiple licenses which are offered at half price. BECOME A FOLLOWER OF MY STORE! :Being a follower of my store you`ll learn about my new products, sales, and discounts! Become my follower by clicking on the BLUE box on my shop page and receive email updates in your nbox.

This is a unit study on plate tectonics in geology or earth science subject. Attempt has been made to cover various points on different plate tectonics theories. This unit in the form of PDF file includes engaging, colorful, informative, visually stimulating and eye-catching photos and diagrams as per the topic need which rarely fails to stimulate a lively class discussion. The language is also kept as easier as so an average student can also understand it very easily. My science units have been made to be both informative and visually stimulating for all students. Pictures and diagrams are included that will greatly enhance your explanation to your students. It also provides basic information about the Unit. You can also teach this unit as a PowerPoint presentation, you have to give it a try! Your students will enjoy it. Please view the Preview File to obtain a sense of my style, see how my unit is structured and evaluate my work. The following topics are included in this Unit: What are plate tectonics? Lithosphere Physical and thermal structure and sub layer of Earth Two types of crust (or tectonics plates) Major and Minor Tectonic Plates Theory of plate tectonics & Convection currents and Plate movements Types of plate boundaries: Continental drift theory and Alfred Wegener Pangea (all land mass) Wegener’s Evidence for Continental Drift: Fit of the Continents Fossil Evidence Rock Type and Structural Similarities Climate Evidence Theory of Sea floor spreading Mid-Ocean ridge & Mid-Atlantic ridge: Harry Hess’s ideas on sea-floor spreading Evidence of sea floor spreading: 1.Eruptions of molten material 2.Magnetic stripes in the rock of the ocean floor 3.The ages of the rocks themselves 10-Worksheets and 4-activities This unit is in PDF format with the good quality of images. Download the preview file (which is pdf file)to get idea about the quality of images. Eye catching neat and colorful images will really create a deep interest for the students to learn and grasp the knowledge. Don’t forget to give your valuable comments and ratings after downloading this unit. NOTE: While I always strive for accuracy, I am human and can make editing mistakes. If you find anything that needs correcting, please send me a message immediately. I would be happy to correct and upload a new file before you rate it! :) Thank you in advance. Please note: these units are for the use of one educator. If you would like to share my lesson plans with a co-worker, your team, your school, or your district, please purchase multiple licenses which are offered at half price.

Introduce students to the country of Japan with this reading passage. It also includes several comprehension questions, a map activity and a Teacher page with extension activities and additional links.

KS3. Covers location, formation, importance to Native Americans and appropriateness of the

This is for teachers to use for an example of a piece of geography or to explain to the students how the river works from the different types of erosion to their velocities and how it works. It can also be used by the students to help them with their own fieldwork required in the common entrance syllabus.

A very good example of how to set out your Geography project for Common Entrance

This document is about an example of geography fieldwork.

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Two lessons that cover all of the core content (no case studies - set for independent revision HW) for tectonic hazards. Accompanying revision poster for students to complete during the lessons.

I’ve designed this for the whole school, specifically to celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday. There are some video links for students to watch but there should be a link to each subject (apart from ICT - apologies) The idea is that students are made aware of the idea that Shakespeare is applicable to every subject and not just English. There are also form time activities for students to complete with tutors.

This booster was in preparation for the physical elements of the mixed Paper exam we had in March. All exam questions have ANSWERS. The lesson focuses on the following questions: Study Fig. 1 in the separate Resource Booklet, a Geographical Information System (GIS) map showing earthquake hazard distribution. Using data from Fig.1, describe the pattern of earthquake distribution. [4] How could climate change add to the problem of uneven development around the world? Refer to named countries and how they are affected by climate change. [6 marks] Suggest one extra layer which could be added to the OS map extract in Fig. 3 making it more informative for a group of geography students using the area for a coastal study. Give a reason for your answer. Extreme weather conditions vary in contrasting countries. Discuss the differences in extreme weather conditions in contrasting countries. You should develop your ideas fully. [6 marks] Describe what a hot spot is. [2] The lesson is as follows: Starter: Starter Quiz Main: Exam questions above. Development: * Extreme weather conditions vary in contrasting countries. Discuss the differences in extreme weather conditions in contrasting countries. You should develop your ideas fully. [6 marks]. How could climate change add to the problem of uneven development around the world? Refer to named countries and how they are affected by climate change. [6 marks] Plenary: Million Sweet Drop Live or Kahoot