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This two hour KS3 lesson investigates the causes of deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest. Students develop there ability to analyse satellite images through source analysis. Students are required to use graphs to compare deforestation rates across the world. Pupils take part in a full, kinaesthetic full class activity, which improves pupil understanding of key terminology. Pupils are made aware of the global demand for palm oil. A card sort activity teaches pupils about the human practices that result in forest loss and their impact to the environment.
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