Worksheet with simple categorising task, plus GCSE-style 4-mark question with writing frame / help and example (tourists visiting hot springs in Iceland). Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

10-question, 50-mark weather module assessment used after teaching my Year 7 Geography weather bundle. Save £12 when you buy the bundle, or buy lessons / resources individually: Lesson 1: Introduction to weather Lesson 2: Measuring the weather Lesson 3: The water cycle Lesson 4: Causes of rain Lesson 5: Weather hazards Lesson 6: Severity of weather hazards Lesson 7: Clouds Scheme of work: Weather SoW 20-question quiz: Weather quiz See my TES shop for all other resources.

Essay guidance sheet for 12-mark question: Evaluate the statement: "The effects of climate change will be globally fair". Containing:Command word helpKey terms/wordsWriting frameSelf/peer assessmentReflection boxTeacher assessmentMark schemeGeography writing rules. Assessment used at end of climate change module. Case studies taught were Bangladesh and the UK. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

Essay guidance sheet for 12-mark question: Explain why some countries are more developed than others. Containing: Command word help Key terms/words Writing frame with sentence starters Self/peer assessment Teacher assessment Mark scheme Geography writing rules Plus, essay information and explanation sheet containing relevant physical, human, economic, and social factors for use in essay. Would link to KS3 topic development, and KS4 topic development dilemmas. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

Introduction to different plate boundaries (Collision; Conservative; Constructive; and Destructive). Lesson requires students to peer-teach these using the four information sheets provided. Containing:Do now taskStarter taskPeer-teaching activity (with supplied information sheets)Plenary quiz Could link to tectonics, volcanoes, earthquakes, Earth science, rock cycle, and restless Earth. Also see: Lesson 1: Convection currents My TES shop for all other resources.

Essay guidance sheet for 12-mark question: Compare the impacts of volcanic eruptions in the developing and developed world. Created to fit the case studies of Montserrat and Mount St. Helens, but easily adaptable for others. Containing: Command word help Key terms/words Writing frame with sentence starters Teacher assessment Mark scheme Geography writing rules Would link to KS4 restless Earth, hazards, and tectonics. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

Lesson 3 of 3 on formation of the Earth and Geological time periods. Students discuss the spread of Homo Sapiens across the planet, the best traits for adaptation, and factors affecting their survival. PPT contains:Do now taskStarter taskLink to Youtube clipDiscussion questionsWriting task (with sentence starters)Plenary Other lessons: Lesson 1: Introduction to the formation of Earth and Geological time periods Lesson 2: Geological time periods Also see My TES shop for all other resources.

Introduction to the causes of tectonic shift. Lesson requires students to act out a tectonic movement in groups, complete a word fill, and then write in detail about the causes of tectonic shift. Containing: Do now task Starter task Word-fill task Group activity Plenary quiz Could link to tectonics, volcanoes, earthquakes, Earth science, rock cycle, and restless Earth. Also see: Lesson 2: Different plate boundaries My TES shop for all other resources.

A simple template to help students record and break down case study information. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

Year 11 mentoring booklet / revision planner to help students set SMART targets and plan their revision timetable: includes calendar (for Feb-Jun 2020, which can easily be adapted for future years); space to plan, set targets, and reflect on meetings; and some nice motivational images. Could also be adapted for AS and A-Level students.

Very simple KS3 atlas* skills lesson. Students are challenging to complete a 'scavenger hunt' using an atlas to find locations and answer a set of questions. I've attached the questions as a printable MS Word sheet, and they are also on the Powerpoint (the answers are on there too, which will allow students to peer/self assess). *Lesson requires set of atlas'. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

A 10-question, 37-mark, mid-unit assessment on Urbanisation from the Edexcel 2009 IGCSE spec. Other resources related to this topic: KS4 Geography: reducing pollution in cities. Case study: Mexico City. Edexcel B and IGCSE. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

A PowerPoint quiz of 20 questions about Australia - followed by the answers - for students to self-assess their knowledge of Australia. Answers also attached in a MS Word doc. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

Simple checklist to allow students to create a project based on a specific volcano. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

Simple task sheet that guides students through an independent research task on the 5 mass extinctions. Sheet includes mark scheme, space for peer/self assessment, and blank information tables for students to fill in. Great for a homework task. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.