Four fully resourced lessons on Ecosystems - aimed at AQA IGCSE Geography and Oxford AQA IGCSE Geography. Lessons: Introduction to Ecosystems Phang Nga Mangroves (a case study of a small-scale ecosystem in Thailand) Changing Ecosystems Global Ecosystems Resources Included: Four Google Slides presentations with starters, activities, and plenaries ‘Geog Your Memory’ - review of KS3 learning Information sheets about the Phang Nga Mangroves Four printable worksheets Two exam-style questions and a Quick Quiz to assess knowledge and understanding

Fully resourced introductory lesson on Ecosystems aimed at GCSE and IGCSE Geography students. Covers a review of prior knowledge from KS3, biotic and abiotic factors, and the nutrient cycle. Includes: Google Slides presentation with starter, learning tasks, and plenary ‘Geog Your Memory’ worksheet - review of KS3 learning Worksheet on biotic and abiotic factors and the nutrient cycle Learning Objectives: Define ‘ecosystem’ and give examples of biotic and abiotic components of an ecosystem Describe how different parts of an ecosystem are interrelated* Understand how nutrients are cycled around an ecosystem