A GCSE lesson to teach goods and services, from services such as water and carbon cycle to simple food and wood; includes a simple card sorting activity. Ends with a sample 4 mark question (GCSE) and plenary.

A powerpoint for students to work through for homework to look at causes and solutions for TRF deforestation with case study details for GCSE Geography.

A single A4 worksheet, the first part of the exercise asks students to complete a 16 point compass rose using a weblink. The second part ask student to use a weblink to read about how to measure distances on maps and then ask them to plot 10 places from a central location on a map using compass directions and distances. The sheet was designed as a Year 7 30 minute homework which can easily be peer assessed

A contour map of a coastal location with a series of quite complex questions which could be used as a gifted and talented lower school extension worksheet on a contour lesson or to develop these skills at GCSE (and beyond).

A starter activity for students to come and find the right square using a 4 figure grid reference. The powerpoint uses identical faces in squares and students need to come up and click on the correct face for each set of coordinates.

A short series of coastal landform pictures with short GCSE style questions. I use these together with individual whiteboards during revision for quick response and discussion.

A simple diagram and activity to encourage descriptive writing based on information about the internal structure of the Earth. Could be used as part of a lesson, a homework activity or even a cover lesson.

A lesson defining biosphere and biomes then simple data response questions using biome maps and graphs (describe and explain) before developing aspects of complexity (outline one, command). Then looking at local factors such as aspect, prevailing winds, altitude, continentallity etc. Includes worksheet for note taking.

A powerpoint to introduce students to GCSE style questions. The resources uses an old paper to give students a chance to attempt simple questions based around resources. After they attempt them you can advance to the markscheme and examiner comments for self/ peer assessment. Questions are quite straightforward and a good bridge from KS3 into GCSE. I used it for many years as part of the first lesson of GCSE to set the tone.

This 5 lesson pack uses teacher powerpoints and resources to deliver the Changing Climate Unit alongside the Hodder Textbook.

This presentation takes learners through the major airmassess that affect the UK. It shows how they get their temperature and humidity characteristics and shows what the synpotic carts for each one looks like. Also included is a summary table in a word document.