Suitable for KS3 geography classes - Includes knowledge organiser (A3 revision sheet), key word list, PowerPoints, resources (including differentiated sheets), homework tasks. All ready to download and teach!

OCR A Level Geography - Disease Dilemmas -4. How far can diseases be predicted and mitigated against? This contains PowerPoint, & resources to teach section 2 of the spec. This includes the subsections listed below: 4.a. Increasing global mobility impacts the diffusion of disease and the ability to respond to it, at a variety of scales. 4.b. Mitigation strategies to combat global pandemics and overcome physical barriers. At the start of each PowerPoint (highlighted in red), you can see the part of the spec covered by the PowerPoint and resources. The other parts of this topic are also available to download from my profile :)

OCR A Level Geography - Disease Dilemmas -2. Is there a link between disease and levels of economic development? This contains PowerPoint, & resources to teach section 2 of the spec. This includes the subsections listed below: 2.a. As countries develop economically the frequency of communicable diseases decreases, while the prevalence of noncommunicable diseases rises. At the start of each PowerPoint (highlighted in red), you can see the part of the spec covered by the PowerPoint and resources. The other parts of this topic are also available to download from my profile :)

OCR A Level Geography - Disease Dilemmas - 1. What are the global patterns of disease and can factors be identified that determine these? This contains PowerPoint, & resources to teach section 1 of the spec. This includes the subsections listed below: 1.a. Diseases can be classified and their patterns mapped. The spread of diseases is complex and influenced by a number of factors. 1.b. There is a relationship between physical factors and the prevalence of disease which can change over time. 1.c. Natural hazards can influence the outbreak and spread of disease. At the start of each PowerPoint (highlighted in red), you can see the part of the spec covered by the PowerPoint and resources. The other parts of this topic are also available to download from my profile :)

OCR A Level Geography - Disease Dilemmas -5. Can diseases ever be fully eradicated? This contains PowerPoint, & resources to teach section 2 of the spec. This includes the subsections listed below: 5.a. Nature has provided medicines to treat disease for thousands of years. 5.b. Top down and bottom up strategies that deal with disease risk and eradication. At the start of each PowerPoint (highlighted in red), you can see the part of the spec covered by the PowerPoint and resources. The other parts of this topic are also available to download from my profile :)

OCR A Level Geography - Disease Dilemmas -3. How effectively are communicable and noncommunicable diseases dealt with? This contains PowerPoint, & resources to teach section 2 of the spec. This includes the subsections listed below: 3.a. Communicable diseases have causes and impacts with mitigation and response strategies which have varying levels of success. 3.b. Noncommunicable diseases have causes and impacts with mitigation and response strategies which have varying levels of success. At the start of each PowerPoint (highlighted in red), you can see the part of the spec covered by the PowerPoint and resources. The other parts of this topic are also available to download from my profile :)

Suitable for KS4 OCR B GCSE 9-1 geography curriculum - Resource Reliance topic. Includes knowledge organiser (A3 revision sheet), key word list, PowerPoints, resources (including differentiated sheets), case study booklet & homework tasks. All ready to download and teach! PowerPoints do refer to pages in the Oxford geography 9-1 textbook.

KS3 geography - What landforms are created by river processes? Lesson focuses on v-shaped valleys, waterfall, meanders & ox-bow lakes. Creative writing tasks on meanders at the end of the PowerPoint. Worksheet included with diagrams. Homework reading tasks also included which focuses on the Bradshaw model.

KS3 - What is happening to our coastline? L4. What coastal landforms are created by deposition? (Spit) Lesson 4 from my SOW (available to download as a whole SOW on my profile)

KS3 Geography Climate Change. L1. What is climate change? L1 from my SOW on climate change - please see my profile for the whole SOW.

KS3 - What is happening to our coastline? L1. What is a coastline? Lesson 1 from my SOW (available to download as a whole SOW on my profile)

OCR A Level Geography - Coastal Landscapes - Section 1. How can coastal landscapes be viewed as systems? PowerPoints & resources for section 1 (a, b & c) 1.a. Coastal landscapes can be viewed as systems. 1.b. Coastal landscape systems are influenced by a range of physical factors. 1.c. Coastal sediment is supplied from a variety of sources.

OCR A Level Geography - Coastal Landscapes - Section 3. How do coastal landforms evolve over time as climate changes? PowerPoints & resources for section 3 (a & b) 3.a. Emergent coastal landscapes form as sea level falls. 3.b. Submergent coastal landscapes form as sea level rises.

OCR A Level Geography - Coastal Landscapes – Section 4. How does human activity cause change within coastal landscape systems? PowerPoints & resources for section 4 (a & b) 4.a. Human activity intentionally causes change within coastal landscape systems. 4.b. Economic development unintentionally causes change within coastal landscape systems.

OCR A Level Geography - Coastal Landscapes – Sections 1-4 PowerPoints & resources for all sections of the Coastal Landscapes topic. How can coastal landscapes be viewed as systems? How are coastal landforms developed? How do coastal landforms evolve over time as climate changes? How does human activity cause change within coastal landscape systems? Individual sections are on my profile.

Suitable for KS4 OCR B GCSE 9-1 geography classes - Changing Climates topic. Includes knowledge organiser (A3 revision sheet), key word list, PowerPoints, resources (including differentiated sheets), case study booklet & homework tasks. All ready to download and teach!

Preparing for geography at KS3 booklet. This booklet is designed to be given out at the start of KS3. It includes locational knowledge, the difference between human, physical & environmental geography, geographical skills and a local fieldwork which students can complete from home (or adapted to the classroom/ school if needed). All the skills & concepts should be taught at KS2. This could be used during an introduction lesson, as homework or as a summer task. Teacher will be able to see the strengths, weaknesses and areas of focus of students. Download includes the booklet and self/peer assessment PowerPoint with answers.

What are my local, national and international connections to the world around me? Good to use as an introduction to KS3 geography. Tasks encourage students to consider how they are connected to the world around them (locally, nationally & internationally). Teacher will need to find a local map of the area around to school to add into the PowerPoint.

KS3 Young environmentalists - Reading task with key word task, written questions & challenge activity. Could be set as a homework or as a lesson activity. PowerPoint included with instructions and class discussion tasks. Differentiated version included for lower ability students. QR codes contain links to the sources of information and videos/ website for students to find out more on the topics included on the reading task.

KS3 geography - What are geomorphic processes and how do they impact the landscape? (rivers) This PowerPoint focuses on geomorphic processes which impact the river landscape. Worksheet included for lower ability students. This also includes a reading and question homework task which focuses on the Bradshaw Model.