AQA GCSE Geography lesson for the new specification Unit 1A: In this lesson we look at what extreme weather is, what type of extreme weather the UK experiences and whether the UK may experience more in the future. The lesson has a retrieval practice starter where the pupils choose the places or the circumstances where tropical storms can be found. We then look at the definition of extreme weather. The students complete a map exercise which helps to explain why the UK’s geographical location allows a variety of extreme weather to be experienced. The students then complete a spider diagram on the types of extreme weather, there are some video clips and information slides to help with this which could be a carousel activity. We then complete a map exercise where the students use an atlas to locate where the extreme weather impacted and evaluate how severe the weather event was. We finish with a GCSE-style practice question with some guidance and structure provided for the students. Hope this saves you some valuable planning time. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/markthegeographer

Are you looking for an interesting resource to teach weather fronts and forecasts? This resource has your back. It is designed to give your students the opportunity to: a. describe and illustrate the 4 types of fronts; cold, warm, stationary, and occluded fronts b. identify their symbols c. predict the weather using data from weather maps Please check the preview to see sample sheets and answer keys The resources include: 1.Types of Fronts Worksheets (2 pages) 2.Weather Forecast Worksheet ( 1 page) 3.Answer Keys 4.Teacher Guide A) Types of Fronts Worksheets: In this part, students will define and illustrate the 4 types of fronts. They will also describe how each impacts the weather. On the next page, students will use information from a weather map to predict the weather in a fictional country. B) Weather Forecast Worksheet In this part, students will read a weather forecast for another fictional country. They will use data from the weather map to complete the worksheet. I am confident this weather fronts and forecast resource will be a wonderful addition to your teaching weather unit. It requires little prep time for the teacher. The activity will engage your students and help them read weather maps in a fun engaging way. GRADE LEVEL: 6 - 9 Thanks and have an awesome class! Please reach out to eazyscience221@gmail.com with feedback and questions. Thanks and have an amazing class.

7 fully resourced lessons suitable for KS3 Geography. A wide range of activities included e.g. crosswords, odd one out tasks, exam questions, worksheets etc. Main activities are differentiated. Lessons include: What is weather and climate? How do we measure weather? How can weather data be presented? What are clouds and why does it rain? What are depressions and anticyclones? What is the climate of the UK? How does climate vary across the world?

This resource is to talk about what is the weather like. It has different Conti approach activities IT IS EDITABLE: Flashcards for each type of weather What is missing? Game match the word with the picture What is the correct spelling Sentence builder Listen and tick the word I say Read my mind Sentence stealer Sentence bingo Faulty echo Sentence chaos Break the flow Write sentences following the pictures Grab the pencil (game) Sentence race (mini whiteboard game)

A lovely sheet full of tasks on hobbies and weather

Bring extreme weather to life in your classroom with this fully resourced, high‑impact lesson exploring four major UK weather events: Storm Eunice, the Somerset Levels Floods, the Beast from the East, and the UK Heatwaves. Designed to build strong geographical understanding, this lesson includes detailed case‑study content, a comparison table for students to complete, and structured activities that develop analytical and evaluative skills. Students examine causes, effects, and impacts in depth, then rank events by severity and identify patterns over time—perfect for KS3 Geography, case‑study revision, or thematic climate change work. Clear, accessible explanations and ready‑to-use worksheets make this lesson ideal for stretched teachers wanting quality, exam‑focused resources that pupils can engage with immediately.

Quel temps fait-il? Weather in French topic printable writing activities for reviewing La Météo en Francais / Le Temps vocabulary. It includes differentiated versions: worksheets (including weather map / forecast activities for France and Canada), crosswords, and word search puzzles, plus vocabulary pages for support if required. Great for main lesson activities, early finisher challenges, starters, homework, fun home learning etc. My French basics resources are designed for Year 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 but might suit others, depending on experience. Please check the preview for a sample. Within the Zip file, is a 23-page PDF of worksheets and puzzles (and answer keys for all) and a 10-page file of vocab support.   SAVE: Get this in my French Weather BUNDLE, together with French Weather Presentation and Activities and French Weather Games. ALSO INCLUDED IN: French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 1 French Worksheets MEGA BUNDLE   The resources focus on 12 key phrases: il pleut, il neige, il gele, il fait beau, il fait mauvais, il fait chaud, il fait froid, il y a des nuages, il y a du brouillard, il y a de l’orage, il y a du soleil, il y a du vent. 3 WORKSHEETS with answer keys. Each differentiated 3 ways, using a star system (1-star for lower ability or younger learners and 3-star the most challenging). The less challenging ones include word banks and / or sentence starters for support. Worksheet 1 reviews key weather phrases. Worksheet 2 focuses on writing sentences about the weather in different French cities, while Worksheet 3 is a Canadian version of Worksheet 2, as there are many French speakers in Canada. HIDDEN WORD PUZZLE - Students find translation errors in weather phrases and use the linked letters to discover a word to complete a sentence related to the topic. CROSSWORD - Included with and without a word bank. Answer key included. WORD SEARCHES - The 1-star and 2-star puzzles are the same (1-star has a little more support). The 3-star puzzle is a different, more challenging one, featuring the full weather phrases rather than just the main word. VOCABULARY SUPPORT - different formats, with and without background colour TEACHER NOTES   Many thanks for your interest in my resources.   YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:   French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 2 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 3

Start your nursery day the right way! This resource provides a complete set of high-quality visuals designed to create an engaging, child-friendly “Welcome Board” for your early years classroom. These are the exact, tried-and-tested visuals we use in our own nursery setting to establish a calm morning routine, help children understand their day, and introduce early concepts of time and the world around them. What’s Included? This comprehensive download gives you everything you need to set up your daily board: Visual Timetable Cards: A selection of clear, easy-to-understand visual cards covering the key parts of a typical nursery day (e.g., registration, snack time, outdoor play, story time, home time). Days of the Week:Bright and clear labels to help introduce the days of the week and the concept of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Weather Visuals:Engaging weather icons so your children can look out the window and become “weather watchers” each morning! Why use a Visual Welcome Board in the Early Years? Establishes Routine & Security: Knowing “what is happening now” and “what is happening next” significantly reduces anxiety for young children, especially those struggling with separation during morning drop-offs. Develops Independence:Visual timetables empower children to independently check the routine, rather than constantly asking adults what is coming next. Supports Early Learning: Discussing the weather and the days of the week during your morning carpet time is a fantastic, contextual way to introduce early understanding of the world, sequencing, and time. Fully Inclusive: Just like communication boards, visual timetables are essential for supporting children with SEND, EAL, and speech and language needs, ensuring everyone understands the structure of the day. How to Use: Simply print, laminate, and attach Velcro dots to the back. Create a dedicated “Welcome” display at child-height where you can update the day, weather, and routine together during your morning registration!

This ready-to-use two-page cover lesson is designed specifically for KS3 Spanish and focuses on the topic of weather (el tiempo). Perfect for planned or last-minute cover, the resource is structured to keep students engaged and working independently while requiring minimum printing. This lesson includes a variety of activities to maintain student focus and challenge learners of different abilities. Everything students need to succeed is included on the sheet so this eliminates confusion and makes it achievable for all students. Activities build on key weather vocabulary, offering opportunities for vocab drills, translations and extension. What’s included: Student worksheet (1 page front-and-back for minimum printing) Answer sheet for cover teacher Clear, adaptable cover instructions for staff The resource is suitable for mixed-ability groups and works well as a standalone lesson or as reinforcement of prior learning. Ideal for: emergency cover non-specialist cover teachers consolidation of core weather vocabulary independent classroom work or homework Looking for the French version? Check it out here.

A great powerpoint that covers a whole lesson on the topic of weather. I have used it with multiple classes before and it’s great! Copyrighted at @PrimaryPrints

AQA GCSE Geography lesson for the new specification Unit 1C: In this lesson we look at the different types of weathering and mass movement. We start with a true or false retrieval practice quiz on wave types from the previous lesson. We then introduce the concept of weathering and proceed to look at mechanical, biological and chemical weathering. The pupils have a variety of annotation, drawing and question tasks to complete on the worksheet. Moving on to mass movement, the pupils get a second worksheet with 4 different slopes on. The pupils then are given information on each type of mass movement. They sketch the type of mass movement onto their slope and add labels. We finish with a simple GCSE-style question which I get the pupils to answer on a post-it note. In a nutshell lesson includes: True or False starter on wave types Weathering activity sheet with diagrams and questions. Mass movement ‘change the slope’ activity sheet. Video clips where appropriate GCSE-style question plenary Hope this saves you some valuable planning time. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/markthegeographer

Worksheet with ANSWERS included. Ideal for Year 7 revising for an assessment or a COVER lesson. Topics: Sports, Activities, Weather 2 hours of work! Includes: Match up Fill in the gaps Translate into English Add the missing letters Translate into Spanish Missing verbs Writing Extra challenges included. If you want to take this revision lesson further, there is a template for MIND MAPS and a template for DETAILED FLASHCARDS.

This resource is part of Exploring Australia, a Geography unit designed for students in upper KS1 and lower KS2 (Y2-Y4). All resources are compatible with both Microsoft Office and Google Workspace. First the presentation investigates how Australia’s position closer to the Equator impacts its climate. Next, students are introduced to Australia’s three climate zones (tropical, arid and temperate) and find out how this effects weather in different parts of the country. The activity challenges students to identify the climate zones of different Australian towns and cities: Easier - Students identify the climate zones of 12 towns/cities. Harder - Students identify the state and climate zones of 12 towns/cities. Extension - Students investigate which climate zone has the most towns/cities and what this indicates about Australia’s population. If you like this resource, we would appreciate a review! We will happily send you a free resource in return for a review or useful suggestions/feedback. Contact us at ed@teachitforward.co.uk.

A revision worksheet on weather and climate. Includes sections on: weather instruments extreme weather inc. Beast from the East climate and climate graphs factors affecting climate Could be printed on A4 or enlarged easily to A3.

Weather Makaton signs

A two-page revision worksheet on weather vocabulary across six tenses: present, perfect, imperfect, conditional and both future forms. Students build confidence in reusing familiar phrases in different time frames and learn to adapt them naturally in context. What’s included • A match-up of weather phrases and pictures to refresh key vocabulary • A vocab search in a short text introducing less common terms (verglas, éclaircies, etc.) • A writing task using the perfect tense (examples provided for support) • A match-up of imperfect sentences with their translations • A true-or-false activity on an imperfect-tense text • A translation exercise using the imperfect tense for supported retrieval practice • A reading and translation task with the two future tenses • A final mini challenge with the subjunctive to stretch high achievers •All answers included • Available in PDF and editable PPTX, in colour and black-and-white versions Designed for GCSE students. Foundation learners might need a bit of support to complete selected sections. Perfect for classwork, homework, revision or a cover lesson. I hope you find it useful. You might also be interested in these GCSE revision resources in my shop: • Les nombres & dates – Numbers 1-100, days & months – French GCSE worksheet • L’heure – Time & daily routine – French GCSE worksheet • L’école – School subjects, timetable, rules & uniform – French GCSE worksheet • La famille – Family & physical description – French GCSE worksheet • La nourriture – Food & tenses – French GCSE worksheet • Back to basics – Revision bundle – French GCSE © Part of the La belle étoile collection

PowerPoint presentation to introduce the weather expressions and seasons in Spanish. It includes an activity where students have to describe what they do depending on the Weather.

A lesson used to either introduce weather vocabulary at KS3 or to revise it for KS4

a reference mat on the weather in French (present, past & future)

Visual slide set for physical, chemical and biological weathering. Pie chart template for students to create their own notes on weathering. Family fortunes game on rock type plenary also included.