Primary asia resources

This is a topic introduction day (‘wow’ day/‘launch’ day) for a Y3 or 4 class about to start a topic on rivers and the water cycle. The morning involves lots of new learning - including an introduction to the key content of the topic. There are two practical experiments (obviously you will need to source the items for these beforehand) - one a simple evaporation/condensation demonstration and the other is the well-known ‘shaving foam cloud’ experiment! The afternoon is more art/music based, featuring a look at the inspiration French impressionists took from rivers/water and the inspiration many classical composers took from this topic. Finally, if you have a copy of Wind in the Willows to hand, this is an ideal topic-themed way to round the day off. Alternatively, look up the 1983 animated version on YouTube!

7 fully resourced lessons for the topic on Incredible India! Covers the introduction, population, dharavi, The Thar Desert and the Monsoon. Lessons are all easily adaptable if needed but are designed to be ready to teach.

Lesson 7 in a series of lessons in Incredible India. Pupils look in this lesson at the Monsoon seasons and what causes the Monsoons in India! Pupils also begin to consider the importance of the Monsoon seasons to the people of India and begin to think about the impact of the Monsoons!Fully resourced lesson but also easily adaptable if needed! Stretch activities available throughout.

Due to Russia’s vast size and compact shape its climate spans many environments, European Russia and Asian Russia have continental climates; apart from the extreme southeast and the northern tundra. These worksheets look at four locations within Russia and learn how to draw climate graphs and how to read them

The Thar Desert is otherwise known as the Great Indian Desert, is the seventh largest desert in the world and acts as a natural boundary between India and Pakistan. It is the most hostile region within the Indo-Pacific, however around 4500 years ago it was home to one of the world’s oldest tribes, the Mohenjo Daro and Harappa. These worksheets look at how plants and animals adapt to life in the desert with the students designing the ultimate desert animal which is then peer assessed by their classmates

Here is a 12 lesson KS3 SOLAP on Asia- although key georgraphical skills needed for GCSE KS4 Geography have been embedded throughout. This scheme of learning and progress includes: Is Asia a continent of contrast? Where is Asia? Where is Japan located? What is Japan like? What is Tokyo like? How has Japan changed? What is the industry of Japan? What are the ecosystems of Japan? How has the population of Japan changed? Should tourism in Asia be encouraged? What are tropical rainforests? Do we need to protect tropical rainforests? All the resources necessary for the lessons are attached at the end of the PowerPoints.

This is a KS3 based lesson taught as part of my Asia SOLAP- although embedded throughout are the geographical skills necessary for KS4 Geography. Included is: Location of tropical rainforests Structure of tropical rainforests GCSE style exam question with structure if necessary Flora and fauna adaptations match up activity GCSE style question which has been BUGged and includes sentence starters/exam structure All resources necessary are attached.

3 Geography lessons: Climate change, Grid References and Air Pressure. Engaging lessons for students

KS3 Topic - Glaciation Lesson 1 - What are glaciers and where are they located? Lesson 2 - How are glaciers formed and how can they shape the landscape? Lesson 3 - Processes of Glaciation Lesson 4 - Glacial landforms shaped by erosion. Lesson 5 - Glacial landforms shaped by deposition Lesson 6 - What is it like to live in a glacial environment? Lesson 7 - Climate Change vs Glacial Environments Fully resourced lessons with a wide range of activities. Homework sheets and differentiated lower ability worksheets included. Revision A3 sheet a d topic test also included.

Lesson Objective: To investigate the impact of climate change on named glacial environments. Tasks include - memory game, key facts on climate change. Information pack - Including information of six glacial environments. Can be conducted as a carousel activity, group work or individual task - A3 worksheet to help collate information.

Contains a PowerPoint which looks at the difference between weather and climate and then looks at each of the 5 types of climate. Includes basic information on each climate type as well as examples of countries with this climate and a map. Also includes 2 activities for children to complete. Activity 1: Children colour in a map following the key on the 5 different climates around the world. Then they cut out the 5 images at the bottom and stick them in the appropriate box for each climate. Activity 2: Children must read the items inside each suitcase and decide which countries climate they match. They then cut these out, stick them beside one another and write a sentence or 2 about them.

Here is a bundle of eight lessons focusing upon the country of Japan. This bundle includes: - Where is Asia? - Where is Japan located? - What is Japan like? - What is Tokyo like? - How has Japan changed? - What are the ecosystems of Japan? - What is the industry of Japan? - What is the population structure of Japan? All of the resources necessary for the lessons are attached. These lessons have been designed to implement skills needed for Geography GCSE into KS3 such as skills.

This is a KS3 aimed lesson taught as part of my Asia SOLAP. The lesson focuses upon the temperate deciduous forests of Japan with a particular focus on key words, the location, climate, characteristics and flora and fauna adaptations. Included are relevant videos, map work, a climate graph interpretation question and a quick plenary quiz. All resources necessary are attached.

Explore Vietnam as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 4 foldables cover: *The geography of Vietnam *Economic facts about Vietnam *The government of Vietnam *Cultural facts about Vietnam This ebook is a downloadable PDF file. Just follow the instructions, cut, fold, glue, and create!

Explore Saudi Arabia as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 4 foldables cover: *The geography of Saudi Arabia *Economic facts about Saudi Arabia *The government of Saudi Arabia *Cultural facts about Saudi Arabia This ebook is a downloadable PDF file. Just follow the instructions, cut, fold, glue, and create!

Explore Russia as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 4 foldables cover: *The geography of Russia *Economic facts about Russia *The government of Russia *Cultural facts about Russia This ebook is a downloadable PDF file. Just follow the instructions, cut, fold, glue, and create!

Explore the Philippines as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 4 foldables cover: *The geography of the Philippines *Economic facts about the Philippines *The government of the Philippines *Cultural facts about the Philippines This ebook is a downloadable PDF file. Just follow the instructions, cut, fold, glue, and create!

Explore Japan as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 4 foldables cover: *The geography of Japan *Economic facts about Japan *The government of Japan *Cultural facts about Japan This ebook is a downloadable PDF file. Just follow the instructions, cut, fold, glue, and create!

Explore Israel as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 4 foldables cover: *The geography of Israel *Economic facts about Israel *The government of Israel *Cultural facts about Israel This ebook is a downloadable PDF file. Just follow the instructions, cut, fold, glue, and create!

Explore Iran as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 4 foldables cover: *The geography of Iran *Economic facts about Iran *The government of Iran *Cultural facts about Iran This ebook is a downloadable PDF file. Just follow the instructions, cut, fold, glue, and create

Explore India as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 4 foldables cover: *The geography of India *Economic facts about India *The government of India *Cultural facts about India This ebook is a downloadable PDF file. Just follow the instructions, cut, fold, glue, and create!

Explore China as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 4 foldables cover: *The geography of China *Economic facts about China *The government of China *Cultural facts about China This ebook is a downloadable PDF file. Just follow the instructions, cut, fold, glue, and create!

Explore the continent of Asia as you create these interactive foldables for your Interactive Notebook or Lapbook. These 2 foldables cover: *Basic facts about the continent of Asia. *Major geographical features of Asia. This ebook is a downloadable PDF file. Just follow the instructions, cut, fold, glue, and create!

A fabulous cross-curricular resource for familiarising children with how to organise and write their own non-chronological report. This highly useful and topical resource will engage your children in writing a non-chronological report based on the fascinating topic of Polar Bears. The pack includes a guide suggesting how you could use the resources with the children in your class.

The worksheet includes four activities that can be given as a homework assignment. The students will learn writing weather report. Encourage the students to do a research on how do we get a weather forecast.

As China is such a large country it’s not surprising to find that the climate varies from place to place and that these variations have different impacts of people’s lives. These worksheets help students to understand climate graphs, how to read ad draw them. They also give them a chance to develop their own graph and peer mark eachothers ideas with supporting comments.

Word Search Bundle GCSE OCR 1-9 B Topics

Great starter activity all about cocoa beans. Cut up the boxes and get the children to match the sentence. Differentiated so LA can match a blue box with a yellow box or HA need to match the sentences that are in one colour.

The Earth's Environment - Australia and Japan - Stage 2 - Year 4 Description of Unit of Work. Students explore the climate, natural vegetation and native animals of places in Australia and Asia. They examine the importance of natural vegetation and natural resources to the environment, animals and people and learn about the ways people value environments. Outcomes: Students *examine features and characteristics of places and environments GE2-1 *describe the ways people, places and environments interact GE2-2 Differentiation: The learning will be differentiated throughout by the use of cooperative groups, the variety of tasks and their geographical skill development.

Full unit of work for Biomes and Ecosystems. This unit of 16 lessons explores the general pattern and characteristics of biomes and ecosystems globally and then looks at tropical rainforests, polar regions and taiga's in detail. All lesson are suitable for 50 minutes to 1 hour of teaching time. Includes supporting worksheets for lessons - no additional resources are required. Most suitable for KS3, and perfect for preparing pupils for the new 1-9 GCSE modules. All lessons have a starter and lesson aim. All PowerPoints in the same signature style. For more resources visit thisisgeography.co.uk Lesson sequence: 1 - What is an ecosystem? 2 - How are global ecosystems distributed? 3 - What are tropical rainforests? 4 - Can we protect the rainforests? 5 - What is the human impact on tropical rainforests? 6 - Can we sustainably manage tropical rainforests? 7 - Where are the polar regions? 8 - What is Svalbard? 9 - Can Svalbard overcome its development challenges? 10 - What threats do cold environments face? 11 - How can cold environments be managed? 12 - What is a taiga like? 13 - What direct threats do taiga’s face? 14 - Why are taiga’s under pressure? 15 - How can we conserve the taiga wilderness? 16 - Can we balance the economy and environment in taiga’s?

Discounted Science Bundle!!!!!! (All of the below material that I am including in this Bundled Unit Download are sold separately on my TpT store. Below is the complete list of what you are going to receive in a bundle with the description. You can also click on the link given at last on this page to buy individual resource or unit.) This bundle is for students of grades 4 to 10 contains THREE Climate based environment units as a part of “CLIMATE UNIT”(Climate : Introduction - Climate Zones - Factors affecting Climate/Climate Zones colorful Posters for classroom/Climate Scavenger Hunt- An activity) for a discounted price! It will help you to save total of 4 pound !!!!! This unit in the form of PDF file includes engaging, colorful, informative, visually stimulating and eye-catching photos and diagrams as per the topic need which rarely fails to stimulate a lively class discussion. The use of neat and eye catching colorful images with understanding will create deep interest among students to learn about everything on CLIMATE on a quick way. This bundle contains the main THREE following Climate units on : 1.Climate: This PDF file presentation is mainly focused on unit of Climate, its classification as well as the major factors affecting the climate. The unit includes the following things: Introduction to climate Climatic Zones Climate zone classification What factors do affect climate? At the end of the whole unit 16 worksheets are given to assess or do the review for the students. The students will really enjoy the exercises and will help them to decide how much they have understood. 2. Climate Zone colourful Posters: This is a great review tool for the climate unit in the form of POSTERS. This is a collection of 4 classroom posters based on my climate unit which displays climate zones pictures and their characteristics. You can use these posters for a bulletin board, writing center, or science center. It includes the following various climate zones with its characteristics; Types: Desert Temperate forest Dry grassland Tropical grassland Tropical rainforest Mediterranean Boreal forest Polar and tundra 3.Climate Scavenger Hunt This scavenger hunt introduces to students an information and basics about the Climate, its various zones and factors affecting the climate. There are 24 scavenger hunt cards with colorful pictures. It’s a great tool for to review vocabulary on Climate. Preview images may have reduced picture quality due to jpeg file. But original .pdf file contains clear images. How to Use: 1. Print the given all 24 cards on a card stock or any other good paper and cut them along the black line. 2. Get the print of Climate Scavenger Hunt questions pages and each student should be given this copy. 3. Place Climate Scavenger Hunt cards around the classroom. For example you can place it on chair, on table, on benches, behind the classroom doors, besides the computer or wherever you like. 4. Students have to search the cards in a classroom in order to find out the answers of the questions. Students can complete this exercise in a group with classmate or alone. You will find lots more in my store, including math, science, ELA, activities/craftivity, special education, interactive activities, and more!

Be the first to cross the finish line in this hugely exciting board game, that tests the students spelling accuracy on words associated with their study of the WEATHER Great opportunity to enhance themed vocabulary building Enlarge A4 to A3 playing board Large 63cm x 82cm poster of cover image (needs assembling), to use as an exciting wall display 16 starter words: cloudy, hurricane, tornado, drizzle.... Make your scheme of work really stand out with this lively resource A blank template to create your own word bank cards and print out to be included in the game Dazzling certificate for winners Something for everyone

A bundle of lessons covering extreme weather at Key Stage 3.

A bundle of three lessons covering the cause and effect of (mid-latitude) storms in the UK. I have also included an additional lesson as an introduction to the topic.

1 x wordsearch, 1 x crossword, 1 x anagram sheet, 1 x keyword definiitions and 1 x alphabet brainstormer with the theme of Geography: The Weather. Includes space for students to explain the keywords and suggested extension activities. Ideal for the start of a lesson, a quick filler, a homework, part of a cover lesson or as a plenary on the board with a whiteboard pen.

This interesting and highly-stimulating lesson enables students to describe and understand the key aspects of physical geography (e.g. climates, vegetation belts, flora, fauna, mountains, and rivers) and human geography (e.g. types of settlement, populations, use of resources, and trade) in the vast and varied continent of Asia. Whilst gaining a wide range of knowledge about the content, students also become familiar with a wide range of vocabulary pertinent to the geography curriculum. The lesson follows a clear, logical, bite-size learning journey, which guides students towards relevant and constructive learning objectives. Over the course of this journey, they become able to: - Identify Asia on a map, and identify the countries and regions within Asia; - Understand key information about the physical and human geography of the content, through a fun, interactive quiz; - Retrieve, share, and describe their understanding of the physical and human geography of specific locations in Asia (Dubai, Yala National Park, Gobi Desert, and Tokyo) through a jigsaw model task; - Complete a case study of the physical and human geography of their own place in Asia, and describe their findings to others; -Peer assess each other's descriptions using the learning objectives. This resource pack includes: - A visually engaging whole-lesson PowerPoint presentation; - Key case-study information sheets on Dubai, the Gobi Desert, Yala National Park and Tokyo; - A blank case study template; - A detailed lesson plan, complete with what the teacher and students should aim to achieve at each stage of the lesson. All images are licensed for commercial use, and are cited on the final slide of the PowerPoint. Note: The final task works best with access to ICT/internet resources.

This is a full 1 hour KS3 lesson that investigates Hurricanes/Typhoons and Mid-latitude storms with KS3 students. The lesson is part of a unit on Extreme Weather, though it could easily be adapted to other place based examples or a general lesson on weather. Learning Outcome 1 - 'I understand where 2 of the world’s most damaging weather hazards occur and will begin understand why this is.' In the lesson we look at: -Differences between tropical storms and mid-latitude storms. -The distribution of tropical and mid-latitude storms. -Global atmospheric circulation (including a cut out and colour diagram). -Why seasons happen. -An interactive plenary. The lesson is designed to be visually appealing, with 'to the point' content that's easy to pick up and run with at short notice. Ease of use is my aim, so the lesson includes a compact presentation with instructions and guidance in the notes section below each slide, it also includes fully referenced handouts with printing instructions and is of course, proof read. Please help me out and leave a review if you like my resources, they take a lot of time and effort to produce! :) Happy teaching!

This resource provides student friendly facts relating to Hurricane Matthew. Also included is an associated worksheet which challenges students to find information in the factsheets. The worksheet also provides students with an opportunity to develop their knowledge further through independent or teacher led investigation. In addition, this resource encourages engagement by linking to current events. Please don't forget to leave feedback.

Whilst teaching Year 3 through a topical approach to learning, I created a 'climate' style class-room, with a Travel Agents, maps, globes and animals to match each climate. All lessons for half a term were linked as much as possible to this topic. Included in this package of resources are: Maths place value work, posters linked to holiday prices in the different climates, a great animal story-telling text to learn with actions in a 'Pie Corbett' style and a non-chronological report climate text.

A KS3 version of the GCSE resource available elsewhere. This has been simplified . The objectives link to the new 1-9 GCSE Levels but stop at Level 6. Therefore it can be used comfortably with Year 8 and 9 groups. It covers reducing the risk of hurricanes by prediction, protection and planning.

Four lessons that cover the cause, structure, impacts and mitigation of hurricanes. Included is a diamond 9 activity on Hurricane Katrina that encourages higher order thinking skills and active learning. Plenty of supporting resources that can be used in the classroom or as homework tasks.

A booklet of follow-up questions and activities to support guided reading. These questions are ideal for a group to use independently after reading a chapter or few pages with the teacher. At the beginning of the next session the teacher can talk through the pupils' answers with them. These questions are designed to encourage "close reading" of the text. The types of questions in each booklet include: true or false; who said...; ordering events; replacing missing words; character analysis; dictionary work. The style of question has been designed to keep writing to a minimum so the focus is on reading and should not put off those pupils who find writing a challenge. I use the carousel model for guided reading (one lesson with teacher, one/two lessons doing the follow-up booklet, plus two days of other independent reading tasks). Each guided reading book and accompanying follow-up booklet will provide enough material for about a half term. I just choose a different book and booklet for each of my groups. I try to choose books which fit our class topics so I have made resources linked to books about space, Romans, Greeks, mountains and Victorians as well as some classic fiction books. The books were made for KS2 and the difficulty of the questions is related to the complexity of the text, so if your pupils can read the text independently, you should find that the questions are pitched at a suitable level. I am making new booklets all the time so if you have found this resource useful and would like one to suit a particular book, let me know. You can view the style of questions by downloading these free resources: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/guided-reading-question-booklet-greeks-alexander-the-great-andrew-longley-11475248 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/guided-reading-question-booklet-romans-step-into-the-world-of-ancient-rome-11475100 Book cover images are included for the purpose of matching the booklet to the correct book as many books have the same or similar titles.