Complete GCSE & IGCSE Geography lesson on greenfield vs brownfield development, with editable PowerPoint, workbook and 29 student questions and activities. Full description A complete GCSE & IGCSE Geography lesson exploring the greenfield versus brownfield debate and the challenges associated with developing land in and around urban areas. The resource takes students from the key definitions through to comparison, application and evaluation. Students examine the advantages and disadvantages of greenfield and brownfield development and consider wider issues including urban sprawl, regeneration, contaminated land and sustainable urban development. The lesson is designed to develop both geographical knowledge and the ability to make supported judgements about different development options. This resource includes: Fully editable teaching PowerPoint Student workbook 29 questions and activities Greenfield and brownfield definitions Advantages and disadvantages of both types of development Urban sprawl and pressure on the rural–urban fringe Urban regeneration Contaminated and previously developed land Sustainability Comparison and decision-making activities Evaluation questions Retrieval and review activities Suitable for GCSE and IGCSE Geography courses covering urban environments, urban change, land-use pressures, sustainability and development of the rural–urban fringe. The PowerPoint and workbook are designed to be used together as a complete classroom lesson but can also be adapted for revision, homework or independent study. GeoExam Resources TEACH • CHECK • APPLY • MASTER