This is a fully plug-and-play resource for the WJEC A Level Geography course. It includes detailed, well-structured slides to support teachers who may be new to this topic, as well as those returning to it after some time. The resource is fully aligned with the WJEC A Level Geography specification (2016) and covers Specification Point 1.3 (Tectonic Hazards). This pack focuses specifically on the volcanoes section of the course. Although there are nine lessons in total (including a suggested exam and feedback lesson), the depth of content means lessons can easily be split, adapted, or delivered over a longer period to suit the needs of your department and learners. Lessons included: Lesson 1 – 1.3.1: Tectonic Hazards Lesson 2 – 1.3.1: Structure of the Earth Lesson 3 – 1.3.1: Plate Margins Lesson 4 – 1.3.2: Types of Volcanoes Lesson 5 – 1.3.2: Types of Volcanic Hazards Lesson 6 – 1.3.2, 1.3.4, 1.3.5: Case Study – Mount Mayon, Philippines (LIC) Lesson 7 – 1.3.2, 1.3.4, 1.3.5: Student-led Case Study – Iceland Eruption 2010 (HIC) Lesson 8 – Potential Exam Lesson 8 (continued) – Exam Feedback (for selected questions) Lesson 9 – 1.3.5: Mitigation All lessons are fully resourced. Where a task refers to a worksheet or handout, clear instructions are provided. Key terms are explained throughout to support both teacher subject knowledge and student understanding. If you find this resource useful, please consider leaving a rating and review – it really helps the shop I also have other modules available with a similar structure and flow, including resources for Global Governance.

This resource has been created for the new WJEC Geography specification and covers specification points 1.3.1–1.3.3 (Migration). The resource focuses on the Migration unit and includes three comprehensive PowerPoints. Although there are three main lessons, the depth of content means they can easily be broken down and adapted to suit the needs of your department. Lessons included: Causes of Migration – Covers the classification of migrants, flows of migrants (with a circular plot diagram for skills), and push/pull factors supported by a range of interactive activities. Qatar and the World Cup – A case study exploring the impacts of migration on host countries (e.g. quality of life, pressures, opportunities) and source countries (e.g. brain drain, remittances). Managing Migration – Examines how the USA has dealt with illegal migration through the border wall and how Australia uses a points-based system to manage skilled migration. Each PowerPoint is fully resourced with detailed slides, ready to plug and play, alongside teacher notes explaining the rationale behind the design and content choices. Please rate and leave a review – it really helps the shop! If you’d like me to design another module, feel free to get in touch.

This is a fresh and up-to-date “plug in and play” pack of PowerPoints. This Asia pack of PowerPoints will help established teachers who are short on time, non-specialist teachers or NQT’s who are still building a bank of resources. The PowerPoints contain a wealth of information on the slide acting like a lesson plan so you can just deliver without needing to do copious amounts of research beforehand. The layout of each lesson is the same which will provide continuity for students. All PowerPoints come with tasks built in and have stretch questions designed to push those with the highest ability. Slides contain embedded videos which means you never have to worry about a video disappearing again! Long videos come with question and answer sheets to ensure that the information you are showing is worthwhile. There are lots of crossover topics in this pack of PowerPoints such as weather and climate as well as population. The population topic can be found in my shop and was taught before the Asia topic. You do not need to do it in that order to study this topic. It is a standalone module. Lessons included in this pack are: How is Asia being transformed How does India rely on the Monsoon climate How do floods threaten lives in Asia How does life adapt to the mountain biome Why is the population of Asia diverse and dynamic How is urbanisation changing lives in Karnataka – India Is China helping to create an interdependent world How is Asia developing into the most important global economic region This work is heavily based on the book “Progress in Geography KS3” by Hodder Education You will need to have access to a copy of this book for your students to use. Please do leave a review and I hope you find it useful! There are many other topics from the same book found at my shop! :) This pack also includes a copy of student work This work is from a high achieving student. You can use this to model answers OR use it yourself to understand how I got my students to complete certain tasks. Many people have said that it is very useful.

This is a fresh and up-to-date “plug in and play” pack of PowerPoints. This Natural Resources pack of PowerPoints will help established teachers who are short on time, non-specialist teachers or NQT’s who are still building a bank of resources. The PowerPoints contain a wealth of information on the slide acting like a lesson plan so you can just deliver without needing to do copious amounts of research beforehand. The layout of each lesson is the same which will provide continuity for students. All PowerPoints come with tasks built in and have stretch questions designed to push those with the highest ability. Slides contain embedded videos which means you never have to worry about a video disappearing again! Lessons included in this pack are: How do we use our planet as a natural resource What are rocks and how are they a natural resource Why are soils the root of life How does the biosphere provide natural resources How does the hydrosphere produce natural resources Why is the world so dependent on oil What natural resources can be used to generate electricity How can we use natural resources sustainably This work is heavily based on the book “Progress in Geography KS3” by Hodder Education You will need to have access to a copy of this book for your students to use. Please do leave a review and I hope you find it useful! There are many other topics from the same book found at my shop! :) This pack also includes a copy of student work This work is from a high achieving student. You can use this to model answers OR use it yourself to understand how I got my students to complete certain tasks.

This is a fresh and up-to-date “plug in and play” pack of PowerPoints for the topic of Russia. This Russia pack of PowerPoints will help established teachers who are short on time, non-specialist teachers or NQT’s who are still building a bank of resources. The PowerPoints contain a wealth of information on the slide acting like a lesson plan so you can just deliver without needing to do copious amounts of research beforehand. The layout of each lesson is the same which will provide continuity for students. All PowerPoints come with tasks built in and have stretch questions designed to push those with the highest ability. Slides contain embedded videos which means you never have to worry about a video disappearing again! Long videos come with question and answer sheets to ensure that the information you are showing is worthwhile. Lessons included in this pack are: Location of Russia What is the physical landscape of Russia like Climate of Russia What biomes exist in Russia Where do people live in Russia Does the geography of Russia help or hinder its economy Why did Russia plant their flag on the seabed of the North Pole This work is heavily based on the book “Progress in Geography KS3” by Hodder Education You will need to have access to a copy of this book for your students to use. Please do leave a review and I hope you find it useful! There are many other topics from the same book found at my shop! :)

This is a full Scheme of Work on the topic of population. It is closely based on the textbook Progress in Geography -KS3. This is a fresh, up-to-date looking PowerPoint that makes the lesson just that little bit more interesting. The lessons contain stretch questions to really push those high achieving students and has a variety of tasks to keep students interested. Embedded videos make for interesting discussion between teachers and pupils. Ideal for non-specialists as the slides contain a wealth of information that act like a lesson plan. It is equally ideal for a teacher short on time who is looking for a ready made PowerPoint that can be used straight away or chopped and changed to fit your style. Lessons include: Population Change Where Does Everyone Live and Why? How Can We Describe the Structure of a Population? Population Pyramids Controlling Population Sizes Migration International Migration What is Urbanisation? How Did Urbanisation Change Southampton? Now also comes with an example of student work so you can see how I have taught the lessons to my class and the outcome! It would be extremely useful to get yourself a copy of the Progress in Geography textbook which has been highly recommended by the Geographical Association. I hope you find these resources useful!

This is a full Scheme of Work on the topic of What is the UK? It is based on the Geog .1 (5th edition - newest) textbook with some information from Geography 360. This is a fresh, up-to-date looking set of PowerPoints that makes the lesson just that little bit more interesting! The lessons contain stretch questions to really push those high achieving students and has a variety of tasks to keep students interested. Embedded videos make for interesting discussion between teachers and pupils. It also contains many differentiated tasks to make planning just that little easier! Ideal for non-specialists as the slides contain a wealth of information that act like a lesson plan. It is equally ideal for a teacher short on time who is looking for a ready made PowerPoint that can be used straight away or chopped and changed to fit your style. There are lots of embedded skills here that can be used across multiple topics. Lessons include: Lesson 1 - What is the UK? Lesson 2 - What is our weather like? Lesson 3 - Where do we live? Lesson 4 - What is the north-south divide? Lesson 5 - London, a global city? Lesson 6 - Our links with the rest of the world? It would be extremely useful to get yourself a copy of the Geog. 1 textbook. I hope you find this resource useful! Please leave a review or rating! It really does help!

This is a fresh and up-to-date “plug in and play” pack of PowerPoints based on the AQA GCSE topic of “The Challenge of Resource Management”. This pack covers the mandatory topics: • Global Resource Management • Resources in the UK As well as the optional topic of: • Food This PowerPoint was created with time in mind allowing you to cover this topic quickly whilst still maintaining the detail students will need to achieve in their exam. This work is heavily based on the second (newest) edition of the AQA GCSE (9–1) Geography by Hodder. Your students should have access to a copy to be able to complete the tasks that are set as you move through the slides. The layout of each lesson is the same which will provide continuity for students. All PowerPoints come with tasks built in and have stretch questions designed to push those with the highest ability. The lessons in this pack are as follows: Global resource management Resources in the UK – Food Resources in the UK – Water Resources in the UK – Energy Global patterns of food consumption Causes of food deficit and supply Impacts of food deficit Increasing food production Almeria – Large scale agricultural development – CASE STUDY Sustainable food production Reducing food waste Local sustainable food production scheme – Jamalpur – Fish-Rice Farming – CASE STUDY Please do leave a review and I hope you and your students enjoy! 

Unlock the Power of Detroit with this KS5 Changing Places Distant Case Study PowerPoint Pack! Dive into a seamless teaching experience with this freshly crafted, plug-and-play PowerPoints – meticulously designed to revolutionize your lessons on Detroit’s as a distant case study. Backed by extensive research, these PowerPoints cover every facet of the specification, making them a game-changer for seasoned teachers strapped for time, non-specialist educators, or enthusiastic NQTs building their resource arsenal. Worried about using someone else’s resources? Fret not! Each slide comes with detailed notes, providing a roadmap to understanding the information and explicit links back to the specification. The guesswork has been taken out of it! Need guidance on what to say? These PowerPoints provide suggested dialogue to enhance your delivery and keep your students engaged. Plus, find invaluable exam questions within the series to gauge student understanding or conduct insightful mock assessments. No more last-minute research! These PowerPoints are a treasure trove of information, acting as comprehensive lesson plans. Simply plug in and deliver without the hassle of extensive preparation. Enjoy the added dimension! These PowerPoints feature embedded videos, ensuring you never have to worry about disappearing content again. Bring your lessons to life effortlessly! Lessons Included in This Pack: Introducing Detroit • Location of Detroit • Factors influencing growth – Endogenous and Exogenous • Qualitative resources • Boom and bust • Demographic and cultural changes • Engaging tasks • Handy summary sheet Race, Segregation, and Social Disintegration • External forces’ impacts • Development of racism and segregation • Case Study: Alter Road • Understanding homelessness in Detroit Rebranding and Regenerating Detroit • Regeneration through a corporate body – Renaissance centre • Tackling Food Deserts • Community-driven rebranding through Urban Farming This 7-10 week Scheme of Work is your key to unlocking the richness of Detroit’s Changing Places. Say goodbye to stress and hello to engaging, insightful lessons! Tap into the potential – Grab your pack today and transform your teaching journey! This case study focuses heavily on demographic and cultural change.