Created to enable students to maximise their marks on data related questions. Fully resourced 2 hour revision lesson (ppt and 2 worksheets ). First section covers a wide range of possible data presentation techniques with practice exam questions and the marking criteria provided. 2nd section uses the Examiners Report to build students understanding of how examiners will award marks, with varied practice exercises taken directly from the report. Designed for use with Edexcel Paper A spec, but adaptable for Paper B, AQA , WJEC, OCR and Eduqas.

This fully resourced unit has content that introduces key language and concepts that will link into the Edexcel GCSE SoW, or as a stand alone unit for KS3. It meets the governments National Curriculum requirements for: Locational knowledge Place knowledge Human and physical geography Geographical skills It has been constructed to take students on a journey. They will understand what fragile and extreme environments are, and by using located case studies that highlight the impacts of population growth, human activities and climate change on those environments, they will start to evaluate responses. A key theme running throughout is to combat the increase in climate anxiety in students. This unit aims to foster awareness and a sense of advocacy by showing positive individual and international strategies that are already halting and reversing the damage being done. It contains 9 fully resourced lessons, each title is a question that lesson will answer. The unit interleaves learning and later lessons recap and draw on knowledge from earlier lessons. Regular knowledge checks are embedded. Lessons are a minimum of 1 hour and, if time allows, can be split to extend the unit. There are notes attached to many of the slides explaining or expanding on content to enhance teacher expertise. There are relevant and enjoyable video clips attached to most lessons should you need additional content. What is a fragile environment? (factors, including food webs) Are fragile environments extreme? (using climate graphs) Are Polar environments fragile? (including plant and animal adaptations) Should we protect the Antarctic? (Antarctic Treaty decision making exercise) Are deserts fragile environments? (cold deserts - Gobi case study) What makes hot deserts fragile? (hot deserts - location & characteristics) How do humans adapt? (comparing nomadic Bedouin & Mongol tribes) Can fragile environments break? (focus on causes & impact of desertification) Can fragile environments be fixed? (Great Green Wall Initiative - Sahel) Bundle also contains a Knowledge Organiser, plus a 40 mark end of topic assessment, with teachers mark sheet.

This is a Geography and general knowledge based quiz for the end of term. There’s a combination of skills questions, popular culture and global knowledge. One or two questions are specific to my school and area - so please check and adapt before using it. The resource includes a printable worksheet.

A fun Christmas quiz that includes a customs and traditions round, satellite images round, grid reference round and a Christmas cookie round. There are links to the Gavle Goat live cam if you need a time filler.

A completely original fun quiz covering different topics to engage all levels of student. It contains 6 x 10 question rounds that can be done as an individual or as a team game. Round 1: Name the capital city from the images Round 2: Identify the animals country of origin (multiple choice) Round 3: Summer treats from around the world (multiple choice) Round 4: Name the European tourist attraction from the muddled images Round 5: Weird natural phenomenon (multiple choice) Round 6: Identify the TNC logo fragment

Designed for KS3 and 4 Geography lessons, but suitable for general use. Answers provided at the end of each 10 question round. Feel free to adapt to suit your students location and ability. Additional teacher info in the notes section.

A fun, but educational quiz that combines general geographical and cultural knowledge, all with a Christmas theme. All rounds are brand new and won’t be found in any other quizzes!

For teachers who want to have some last lesson fun with students before Christmas , whilst knowing that they are learning about the world at the same time. Please feel free to adapt (the famous Santa’s are out of date), but don’t claim as your own and charge fellow teachers. Enjoy!

Loosely based on Geography, but with some MFL and general knowledge. 5 rounds and a starter exercise. Enjoy!

This quiz has a global theme and one subject specific round. It could be used as a general Christmas quiz or be adapted to a different subject with small modifications. Please let me know if you like it. Many thanks to the creator of ‘crafty capitals’ which I used as a starter.