An interactive lesson where children go to https://app.electricitymaps.com/ to compare countries electricity production and assess the carbon production of each. Countries on the sheet for them to investigate: UK, Iceland, Botswana, Finland & China - these five give a good variety of energy sources that can prompt further lessons if needed. Fits well into a series of work on climate change or electricity production. Once children complete the sheet they can go on to explore the website in full, looking at the trade of electricity and how production changes dependent on weather. Suitable for late KS2 or KS3.

Who Put the World on the Map? 9 Explorer information cards and student worksheet. Hide the cards around the room. Challenge children to find all 9 and collect the relevant information. They must also mark on the map the areas that each explorer discovered. They can do this through shading with different colours. Suitable for late KS2, early KS3.

Accessible and engaging fact file sheets on 7 marine features: Great Barrier Reef, Mauna Kea, Southern Ocean, Challenger Deep, Red Sea, Mid Atlantic Ridge & Bay od Fundy. Fact Finding worksheet, encouraging children to use their map skills and critical thinking. Hide the stations around the classroom and encourage children to fill in their sheet with as much information as possible. Suitable for KS2 and KS3.

20 Volcano research templates - perfect for individual research projects and presentation work for display. All volcanoes used can be easily researched with guidance. Templates allow for focus on one specific eruption, either most recent or most destructive. Students are required to research: Height and Age of volcano Status of Volcano and Type of Eruption Location of volcano Last Eruption - Dates and Description Fun Facts Suitable for KS2 and KS3.