This booklet looks at several areas of population including: key Words, Population Change, World’s Population Distribution, Why Are Some Families Larger Than Others?, Changes In Population, Sustainable Population, One-Child Policy, Ageing Population, France’s Solution, International Migration
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Overview:
This bundle of lessons is designed for Entry Level OCR Geography students and KS3 learners completing the Our world unit. It covers the Our World curriculum including case studies of London and Lagos. This bundle contains 5 lessons. Each lesson includes a PowerPoint and 2-4 worksheets.
Suitable for:
• Entry Level OCR Geography students
• KS3 learners looking to extend their knowledge beyond the exam
What’s included:
• OCR Entry Level Geography - Our World - London Lesson
• OCR Entry Level Geography - Our World - Problems in London Lesson
• OCR Entry Level Geography - Our World - UK Transport Lesson
• OCR Entry Level Geography - Our World - Lagos Lesson
• OCR Entry Level Geography - Our World - Problems in Lagos (Makoko) Lesson
Skills covered:
• Knowledge and understanding of key geographical content relevant to the OCR Entry Level Geography specification
• Development of exam skills, including interpreting questions and structuring clear responses
• Reading comprehension, with the ability to analyse geographical sources and written information
• Problem-solving skills, applying reasoning to geographical questions and scenarios
• Graph and data interpretation skills, including extracting information from charts and visual data
• Collaborative and teamwork skills developed through group discussion and shared tasks
Ideal for classroom teaching, intervention, revision, or independent practice.
The lessons in this bundle can be bought as individual lessons in my TES shop.
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This is an easy resource to pick up and run with for teachers looking for a form lesson to mark Sir David Attenborough’s big day. This 15-minute lesson is designed to explore the strength of curiosity and environmental action, using Sir David Attenborough as an inspirational role model.
It is discursive and engaging for students aged 11- 14.
Our World is a comprehensive Geography topic about Planet Earth, suitable for KS1 and lower KS2 (Y1-3).
The planning overview, topic title page and vocabulary page can be downloaded for free here. Lessons include:
L1 – Completing a world map jigsaw
L2 – Identifying the continents and oceans of the world (FREE)
L3 – Where do we live?
L4 – Identifying human and natural features of the world
L5 – Investigating satellite photos of famous world landmarks
L6 – Introduction to compass directions
L7 – Identifying world climate zones
L8 – Identifying the countries and capitals of the UK (FREE)
Each lesson includes a presentation and differentiated activities/worksheets.
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15 lesson SOW (w. revision lesson, assessment and feedback lesson) following the KS3 heading towards GCSE textbook (AQA).
Chapter 7: Our Physical World and covering topics including:
A world of extremes
Our underwater world
Earthquakes
Volcanoes
Global weather and climate
Skills focus on comparing maps
AQA GCSE Geography lesson. At least 1 hour long. This lesson explores what the concept of development is. the students then explore what factors affect development worldwide by annotating the four categories with ideas, Social, environmental, political and economic. We then look at GNI and HDI as measurements of development and consider both their strengths and weaknesses. We then look at global patterns of HDI, and quality of life. Included is:
Map interpretation starter
Factors of development activity
Video clip on development measurements
Activity on development measurements
HDI questions activity.
Hope this helps.
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Here are lots of different presentations about the different aspects of our world. There is something for everyone in this wonderful collection of different places. It could be used again and again, throughout all the year!
Beautiful, evocative eco-poster. Words - ‘Our World - in our hands’ - on natural scene of wild flowers.
Celebrates nature. Sends out gentle reminder to care for our natural world.
Will inspire children with the beauty and wonder of nature, and help them understand its vulnerability and our duty of care.
See my other ‘green’ and ‘eco’ resources too, many free.
I have a debut book of poems: ‘SQUEAK! SQUAWK! ROAR! Amazing Animal Poems’, published by Otter-Barry Books.
‘A brilliant resource for schools’ - School Reading List.
This lesson contains:
A starter to consider the famous quote by Churchill.
A run through of the situation in 1940 post-Dunkirk and the situation Britain was in.
A Youtube video of WW2 in colour to bring it to life. Students complete a comprehension multiple choice set of questions as the video plays.
An activity to consider the tactic advantages and disadvantages of both sides.
A task to use a series of sources in groups to build an arguement for the significance of the battle using the ‘GREAT’ formula. A worksheet is designed for this purpose.
A plenary to consider what factors won the Battle of Britain for the British.
Attachments:
1 x Powerpoint Presentation
2 x Word Files
1 x Publisher File
I used these two lessons for my early entry class who had to work through the module very quickly. I would print off some off the slides in order to save time
Students will:
investiage the Mid-Atlantic ridge and tis location at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean
create a cross section diagram of the Mariana Trench
consolidate information on the Mariana Trench and Mid-Atlantic Ridge to compare them.
Lesson 3 of Our Physical World SOW (AQA Heading towards GCSE)
Looking for a quick and engaging way to celebrate National World Ocean Day in your school assembly?
This ready-to-use 16-slide PowerPoint assembly is the perfect solution!
Designed to be led by a teacher, it includes everything you need—no prep required.
Children will learn what World Ocean Day is, why our oceans are so important, and the challenges they currently face, such as pollution, overfishing, and climate change. The presentation highlights amazing ocean facts, the incredible creatures that live there, and the role oceans play in keeping our planet healthy.
There’s a focus on how children can make a difference—whether it’s by reducing plastic use, taking part in beach clean-ups, or spreading awareness. The assembly wraps up with discussion prompts around why the oceans matter and what small actions we can take to help protect them.
Perfect for a time-saving, meaningful assembly that inspires and informs—with no preparation time needed!
Story World Our World Stage 9 reading comprehension pack. Guided Reading comprehension for Big Barry Baker and the Bullies, Big Barry Baker on the Stage, Big Barry Baker’s parcel and Big Barry Baker in big trouble.
A task designed for KS2 which starts with some key vocabulary to define, followed by a selection of photos of foods from around the world. Research task to find out where these foods are produced.
Penguin Awareness Day is Monday 20th January
Use any art materials to add the colour for the land and sea on the earth outline.
You could use sponges or cue tips with paint, water colours, pastels or collage.
The pictures will prompt discussion about where penguins and polar bears live.
Exploring Our World
A structured and engaging geography learning resource covering physical, human, environmental and locational geography.
This resource introduces key geographical concepts in a clear and accessible way, helping learners understand how people, places and environments are interconnected across the world.
Key features:
Clear explanations of physical, human, environmental and locational geography
Visually engaging content with structured sections and examples
Real-world geographical concepts including climate, population and landforms
Key vocabulary definitions to support understanding of essential terms
Integrated explanation of how different areas of geography are connected
Includes an accompanying worksheet to reinforce and practise key concepts
Includes an accompanying worksheet to reinforce and practise key concepts.
This is a 5 lesson RE unit with accompanying resources, focussing on the Christian and Hindu stories of creation and the environment. It is suitable for using with key stage 2.
Lesson 1 gives details of a starter, class discussion, nature walk around school, poetry writing activity and a plenary.
Lesson 2 gives details of a starter, whole class discussion, drama activity, written activity and plenary.
Lesson 3 gives details of a starter, whole class discussion, link to a video clip, drama activity, written activity and plenary.
Lesson 4 gives details of a starter, whole class discussion, headline writing activity and final activity and discussion.
Lesson 5 gives details of a starter activity, whole class discussion, walk around school, poster designing activity and plenary.
Lesson objectives and cross-curricular links are also included in the plan. There is a PowerPoint of the Christian Bible story included in the price and all resources that are needed. The PowerPoint covers the Bible story from Genesis 1 to the end of Genesis 2:3.
All of the resources are included in a zip file. They are:
21 page PDF detailed lesson plans
23 Slide PowerPoint presentation. This is not editable. Click ‘Read Only’ to open it.
1 slide PowerPoint for lesson 1
1 PDF page for lesson 1
1 PDF page for lesson 2
3 PDF pages for lesson 3
1 slide PowerPoint for lesson 3
9 PDF pages for lesson 4
The PowerPoint is also available separately:
Christian story of creation presentation
