An introductory lesson looking into what it means to be a global citizen. Learning outcomes To define global citizenship To explore what it means to be a global citizen To compare national against global citizenship

The package includes: Population Intro Births and Fertility Death Rates Life Expectancy Population Structure Demographic Transition Changes in Demographic Indies Ageing Population Youthful Population Population and Development Food Security Technology in Food Production Constraints in Sustaining Populations Carrying Capacity Over Population The Management of Natural Increase Anti-Natal One Child Policy China Workbooks x3 Revision Templates Key Terms

This is a truly engaging scheme of work which I always teach my year 9 classes close to when they choose their options. The scheme of work incudes excellent tasks which allow pupils to demonstrate progression over the topic. Both pupil and teacher will thoroughly enjoy this scheme of work. The topics covered are: 1. Smart Price Chicken 2. Humans Bite Back- Can eating insects save the planet? 3. Cowspiricy 4. Future of Food 5. Local food vs Global food

This lesson highlights the realities of where our Nike trainers are produced. The pupils take on the task of being a news reporter and present an article exposing Nike. This lesson promotes persuasive writing, geographical inquiry, decision making skills and analyzing information.

Topics include: Theme 1: Population and Settlements Theme 2: Natural Environment Theme 3: Economic Development

Population Growth Birth and fertility rates Death rates and life expectancy Demographic Transition Model Usefulness of the DTM Population Structure Dependency Ratios Dependency Ratio Case Studies

This lesson introduces the differences between shield and composite volcanoes. Case studies are applied to examples around the world. Explanations of how each are formed and at what plate boundary. GCSE exam practice.

These lessons examine the geography of crime beginning at a local level moving to national and international. The lessons build up to the heroin trade in Afghanistan where pupils are required to evaluate the best method in shutting it down.

An imaginative and creative small SOW perfect for inspiring the wonders of the world. The content includes: Lesson 1- Easter Island Lesson 2 - Bermuda Triangle Lesson 3- The Lost City of Atlantis Lesson 4- Sliding Rocks Mystery

Factors that affect the pattern of trade: -Location -Resource Endowment -Historical Ties -Trade Agreements -Changes in the global Market -WTO

This lesson used the Andes as a case study for fold mountains. The lesson examines the problems and solutions of living in fold mountains and then how people use them.

This lesson examines the formation of fold mountains and ocean trenches. It aimed at mixed ability classes for KS4 GCSE

This is a topic that I have updated recently as a result of significant media attention. The lessons follow a logical structure and offer imaginative and creative ideas to help pupils understand all corners of the topic. Not only do pupils understand the causes and effects, they examine evidence as to whether or not climate change is real or a hoax. The lessons are as follows: Lesson 1- Intro to climate change Lesson 2- Climate Change, real or hoax Lesson 3- The Ice Age Debate Lesson 4- Worst Case Scenario Lesson 5,6- Impacts of Climate Change Lesson 7- Impacts on the UK This content is suitable for year 9 but is taught to a high level and is more than suitable to use for GCSE. Most content is taken from our GCSE lessons

Split into 5 lessons this series of Fairtrade content offers 9 hours of quality teaching. Lessons 1-3 look at the climate required to growing cocoa beans, involves work with climate graphs, maps and weather. Lesson 4 is a real life murder investigation of a French Journalist in Ivory Coast and Ghana as a resulting of reporting about Child Slaves from Burkina Faso used to harvest cocoa beans. Pupils then try to solve unresolved mystery of who was responsible for this death. Lesson 5- Introduces Fair Trade as a solution. Pupils investigate Kuapa KoKoo organisation and use this information to write a persuasive speech to buy Fair Trade Products. Youtube videos required are Spilling the Beans, Kuapa Kokoo and Panorama’s Dark Side of Chocolate. No SOW instructions but all content and tasks are explained on the power points. Easy to use and adapt to suit your own lessons.

Why Barbie is destroying the rainforest Who killed Chico Mendes? Structure of the rainforest with animal and plant adaptations

A selection of revision templates for Cambridge IGCSE Geography 0460. Would be useful for a range of specs

Formation of Earthquakes Formation of Volcanoes Types of Volcanoes Volcano Hazard and Case Studies Comparing Responses to volcanic eruptions/ Risk Perception Earthquake hazards and tsunamis Haiti and Christchurch Managing Earthquakes Causes of mass movements Examples of mass movements Landslides and impacts on lives and property Avalanches Impacts and Solutions to Avalanches Predicting, Preparing and Monitoring Mass Movements Tropical Storms Hazards associated with tropical storms Hurricane Katrina Tornadoes and formation Tornado impacts and management Sustainable management of hazards

Lesson 1: Trading Flows and Patterns Lesson 2: Trading Patterns and Flows part 2 Lesson 3: Factors that affect global Trade Lesson 4: Factors that affect global Trade part 2

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