A ready-to-use Geography reading display featuring a selection of fiction and non-fiction books linked to key curriculum topics. Each book includes a short introduction and clear Geography links, helping students explore themes such as: Development Climate change Migration Natural hazards Sustainability Resources Inequality A simple way to promote wider reading in Geography classrooms, corridors or department spaces, while encouraging students to see how Geography connects to real-world issues. Suitable for KS3 and KS4.

Geography themed KS3/4 book based lesson - used for world book day based on book ‘stitched up’ by Steve Cole Includes: -full lesson ppt -work sheet -relevant book extracts The story follows Hanh, a 12-year-old girl living in a poor, rural village in Vietnam. Hoping to earn money to support her struggling family, she accepts what she is told is a job as a shop assistant in the capital city, Hanoi. Instead, Hanh is human-trafficked and forced into virtual slavery. She ends up locked in a brutal, illegal sweatshop, manufacturing high-end clothing, like intricately embroidered jeans, destined for Western high street stores. Alongside other young girls, Hanh endures 12-hour workdays, physical abuse, starvation, and toxic working conditions, forcing her to eventually plan a high-stakes, dangerous escape to reclaim her freedom.

KS3 Geography full scheme of work for ‘Middle East’ topic covering a range of different human and physical geography themes and concepts and a concluding assessment. this is currently taught to our year 8 cohort in summer term. Lesson overview: Location Climate (including basic GAC) Adaptations (plant,animal,human) Impacts of Conflict on the wider world Importance of Oil Changing economy (NEOM city and sustainabilty) Turkiye Syria Earthquake Assessment

KS3 geography full scheme of work based on the human and physical geography of Africa including key concepts such as weather and climate, Glaciers, Development gap and aid. A few lessons uses material from ‘Geog.1/2/3’ textbooks but can very easily be adapted. Outline: Introduction (where is Africa) Climate Kenya intro Kenya features and climate Job opportunities in Kenya Assessment Tanzania intro Glaciers in Tanzania Reducing the development gap (goat aid) Assessment

world map letters for geography classroom/display board

Display poster for BUG in geography exam Qs

trend, example, anomaly poster, used in geography to describe graphs