GCSE AQA Natural Hazards PowerPoint – 117-Page Complete Learning & Revision Resource This comprehensive 117-page PowerPoint is designed to engage and support students, tutors, teachers, and parents studying the GCSE AQA Geography topic “Natural Hazards.” Whether used in the classroom, during private tutoring, or for independent revision at home, this resource offers a complete, curriculum-aligned package to build knowledge, develop skills, and boost exam confidence. What’s Inside? Part 1: Introduction to Natural Hazards What makes an event a hazard? Types of natural hazards and risk factors Part 2: Tectonic Hazards Plate boundaries, earthquakes, volcanoes Detailed case studies including LIC and HIC examples Causes, effects, and responses Part 3: Weather Hazards Tropical storms, UK weather extremes, climate change Typhoon Haiyan and other key case studies Environmental Impact of Hazards How natural events shape and damage the environment Links to ecosystems and human activity 9 Detailed Case Studies Carefully selected to match AQA exam requirements Covers immediate and long-term impacts Structured notes for easier revision Engaging Activities & Creative Tasks Map work, Posters, diary interpretation, investigation, acting (as a government or president), storyboarding and so much more… Decision-making and problem-solving exercises GCSE-Style Exam Questions Embedded throughout, with prompts and model responses Builds confidence and prepares students for assessment Interactive Quiz A fun and effective way to check understanding 2 Full Sets of Homework Tasks Includes both analytical and creative activities Perfect for classroom use or independent study Ideal for: Classroom teaching Revision sessions Private tutoring Homework support Home learning with parental guidance This 117-page PowerPoint is more than a presentation— it’s a complete teaching and learning toolkit. Designed to meet the needs of the AQA GCSE Geography specification, it delivers engaging content, interactive tasks, and a strong focus on exam success, making the Natural Hazards unit accessible, memorable, and effective for all learners.