This is a full lesson on the Beast from the East. It covers the causes, impacts and responses. The main task is for students to complete a newspaper article - the template for this is also included. Ideal for use with KS3 however could also be used with KS4 as a case study for extreme weather.

A nice introduction lesson for extreme weather, Aimed at KS3 but could be adapted for KS4. Several activities in the lesson and resources provided within the PowerPoint.

This resource is intended for a lesson where students have access to a computer/ online device as they are researching information about different volcanoes. It could also be used as a piece of homework. Ideally for KS3 students however low ability KS4 students could also use this. Some knowledge of key terms is needed before attempting this worksheet.

These are great to put as a display and match up to the AQA specification. The command words covered are: -Assess -Compare -Describe -Discuss -Evaluate -Justify -Outline -To what extent

This is a fantastic resource for revision or as a summary at the end of the changing economic world AQA topic. The resource includes two word documents, best to print these in A3 so students can have enough space to write their answers.

This is aimed at KS3 students. There are two tasks. The first one is to label the countries of the UK onto a blank map and then label the capital cities. In the second task students are given 5 key landmarks in the UK and they have to find a photo of each landmark or draw it then label it onto the map of the UK. Students will need access to a computer for this task so either a computer lesson or it is ideal to set as homework.

Made for KS3 however could also be used at KS2 as the main task is well differentiated.

This is a full lesson based on the behind the swoosh documentary. The download includes a direct link to the documentary and a letter writing task for students to complete.

Geography Quiz, suitable for KS3 and KS4 students.

This works really well with a year 7 form group. Each student writes a letter to their future self. This is then kept by the form tutor and given to them in year 11. Gets them to reflect on what they want to achieve.

This is aimed at KS3 and makes a good piece of homework when studying the weather. Students are given the task of monitoring the weather over 4 days and have a structured table to fill in to explain how the weather changes. The second task is for students to watch a weather report and add the information to the map of the UK. Challenge tasks are also included.

10 pages of key words and definitions that students will need for the national curriculum. Also useful for GCSE Geography in particular the AQA specification.

Students need access to the internet to complete this so either in a computer lesson or set as a homework task. Students are given 5 cities that they have to research and find information about. It is a structured worksheet and should take them one lesson to complete. Has a challenge task.

Created for AQA topic - Changing economic world. Students are given a range of questions to answer about the topic. The questions vary in difficulty level. The harder the question, the more points its worth. Students are tasked with achieving 15 points. Great challenge task to support a lesson or as part of a revision lesson.

Created for an urbanisation topic. Students are given a range of questions to answer about the topic. The questions vary in difficulty level. The harder the question, the more points its worth. Students are tasked with achieving 15 points. Great challenge task to support a lesson or as part of a revision lesson.

Created for the topic natural hazards Students are given a range of questions to answer about the topic. The questions vary in difficulty level. The harder the question, the more points its worth. Students are tasked with achieving 15 points. Great challenge task to support a lesson or as part of a revision lesson.

This is a fun and creative stand alone lesson on Antarctica. All the resources provided. The lesson objects are: To be able to locate cold regions on a world map. To be able to describe the climate of Antarctica. To be able to explain how animals have adapted to this harsh environment. To be able to assess the extent to which this environment is being exploited.

Fits with the Edexcel Geography A exam board however could easily be adapted for AQA or other exam boards. In depth case study on Tanzania.

This is handy challenge resource for coasts. The aim of the task is for students to achieve 15 points through completing a range questions. The questions increase in difficulty and the harder the question the more points it is worth. This is a differentiated resource which is ideal for mixed ability classes.

Useful for a range of different tasks