Data and graph outline to enable pupils to draw population pyramids for the UK and Nigeria using 2023 data. Also includes some thinking skills activities and a population hexagon sheet for homework. Works well as a cover lesson.

A revision document to check student understanding. Each item on the specification is linked to an exam style question. We use London, Terling and Cornwall as our case studies but this could easily be adapted.

Command word bunting for Edexcel B GCSE Geography to display

Data and graph outline to enable pupils to draw population pyramids for the UK and India. Also includes some thinking skills activities and a population hexagon sheet for homework. Works well as a cover lesson.

6 multiple choice quizzes and answers on tectonics, weather hazards, rivers, coasts, ecosystems and climate change. Great for revision or a quick end of topic assessment.

Multiple choice end of topic quizzes with answers for the Urban, Economic and Resources modules. There are some case study specific questions but these can easily be amended if they are not the ones you use. These are great for revision.

Knowledge organiser summary of map and atlas skills perfect as a one page summary for revision.

A whole lesson covering the challenges of development in a hot desert using the Thar as a case study. The lesson includes a card sorting activity as well activities to help pupils decode and answer a 9 mark exam question on the topic. It also includes a sample exam answer for pupils to mark and improve.

An assessment activity that gets pupils to design an animal perfectly adapted to living in a rain forest environment. Pupils can show their knowledge of rain forest climate and structure in this task which is designed to be peer or self assessed. There are a selection of ideas pupils can use to get them started or support the ower ability pupils. It includes what went well and even better if statements that can be highlighted to show the standard of work. There is also a SPAG assessment section too.

12 lesson with a wide variety of differentiated activities including fieldwork in the school grounds. Topics covered include measuring the weather, micro climate, weather forecasting, types of rainfall, air masses, depressions, tropical storm causes and preparation as well as a case study lesson on Hurricane Irma.

The lesson is a carousel activity with four stations covering the location, primary effects, secondary effects and responses. At each station there are a choice of 3 different differentiated activities to complete.

Lesson to get pupils to understand the weather associated with the passage of a depression. Involves pupils putting together a pop up diagram to show what the depression would like on a weather map, in cross section and what weather would be experienced as the depression passes over Britain. At the end of the lesson to test understanding there are some questions asking pupils to describe the weather at certain locations. To go with this there is a peer assessment sheet to indicate what went well and what would be even better.

A lesson covering how weather forecasts are made, how they are interpreted and how useful they are. Includes a support work sheet for lower ability. Also weather forecasts interpretation exercise to improve skills and an exam style, to what extent question, with peer assessment sheet.

Word mat for the coasts topic used by sticking it on the desk to support lower ability pupils.

Weather chatter box. Great for revising weather measurements, forecasts, depressions and tropical storms.

Rainforest chatterbox. Perfect for revision.

A task to assess pupils understanding of different biomes. They choose a climate type and then select 7 things they would need in order to survive in that climate. Pupils must demonstrate their understanding of the biome by explaining why each item would be important. The sheet includes a what went well and even better if marking grid so that the work can be self or peer assessed. It works really well as a consolidation homework.

Pupils can cut out the cards and fold them down the middle so the questions are in the front and the answers are on the back. Perfect for at home revision.

Pupils can cut out the cards and fold them down the middle so they have the questions on one side and the answers on the other.