A sheet to stick into students books to show book expectations every term. Has images for EAL and SEND students, allows them to dual code.

These home learning/ homework sheets are a good way to test students knowledge and comprehension of the “changing economic world” topic of Nigeria. Each sheet provides upwards of 7 research questions, with two AQA specified exam questions to ensure that students are applying their knowledge correctly. It is recommended giving 1-2 weeks for students to complete the sheet (depending on student ability) This home learning sheet is specifically designed for the Nigeria lessons that are also on Planet Geography, so if you want some engaging and challenging lessons, head over to the lessons and get them too!! There are two homework sheets in this bundle, there is a Word version so you can edit the questions and there is also a PDF file so you can send it to your students digitally.

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This download includes flashcards for the Paper 1 topic - Living World. This includes 25 flashcards covering: Ecosystems, Tropical Rainforests and Hot Deserts. Can be used in two ways. 1.) Fold the sheet in half and glue the two sides together to make a flashcard. 2.) Cut the questions and answers out and create a card sort to test your memory.

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Students will firstly begin to glue in their knowledge organisers and the learning journey to start their term off. Then they will using their A3 sheet begin to make notes throughout the lesson on the differences between the Arctic and Antarctic. This will cover, location, climate, plants and animals and people, and development. Finally they will watch a video of what it is like to live in an Antarctic research station. Task 1: Glue in knowledge organiser and learning journey Task 2: Identify the difference in climate and other categories of arctic and antarctic living Task 3: Make notes on the extreme living at Antarctic research stations. This download contains and up to date powerpoint and learning journey and knowledge organiser as well as a worksheet.

Students will firstly recap what they have learnt in previous lessons on the topic and then begin to learn about what politics is. They will then investigate the 4 main types of politics such as democracy, monarchy, authoritarian and theocratic. Students will then describe the distribution of democracies globally and then learn about the Arab Springs and the effects and changes it brought to the middle east. Finally students will use the graph to describe if the arab springs changed anything for the people in the middle east. Task 1: Knowledge Retention Task 2: Describe distribution of democracy globally Task 3: Identify causes of the Arab Spring Task 4: Use the graphs to explain if the overall living standard has changed in the Middle East. This download contains a fully up to date powerpoint and worksheet.

Students will on whiteboards firstly explain why people may want to visit other places, and then split their whiteboards in half and give reasons to what is good about tourism and what is bad about tourism. Students will then read through their worksheet and highlight areas that are social, economic or environmental effects of tourism and evaluate which is the most important and why. FInally students will evaluate if the economic benefits of tourism in the Middle East are worth the environmental costs Task 1: Identify why people visit other places Task 2: Identify what is good and bad about tourism Task 3: Categorise effects into social, economic or environmental Task 4: Evaluate if the economic benefits of tourism in the Middle East are worth the environmental costs This download contains a powerpoint and worksheet.

Student will start by recapping information that they have previously learnt in the topic and then will begin to learn about what conflict is, giving examples of large scale and small scale conflicts. Students will then read through the different reasons that conflicts happen and summarise the reason for conflict in the Middle East. After reading through their information students will then give a report on conflict in the Middle East using the example of the War on Terror. Task 1: Knowledge Retention Task 2: Categorise types of conflict Task 3: Reasons for conflict in the Middle East Task 4: Give a report on conflict in the Middle East using the example of the War on Terror. This download contains a fully up to date lesson and worksheet.

Students will firstly start by taking a low stakes quiz about the information they have learnt during the last 2 lessons to ensure they have cemented their knowledge. Then they will write down on their whiteboards all the characteristics they can remember of cold environment. Students then are told about polar bear adaptations and are told to link them to the climate of the area and explain how they link. Students show their learning by describing how animals have adapted to survive in the cold environments (4 marks) Then students are told about cold environment plants and are told to show their adaptations and link it to climate. This is tested again by a four mark question “Describe how plants have adapted to survive in the cold environments (4 marks)” Finally to test what students have learnt they they answer the 4 mark question “Describe and explain the features of animal adaptations shown in Figure 8. (4 marks)” Task 1: Formative assessment of previous learning Task 2: Recap on knowledge of cold environments Task 3: Link polar bear adaptations to climate and answer exam q Task 4: Link plant adaptations to climate and answer exam q Task 5: Exam question Describe and explain the features of animal adaptations shown in Figure 8. (4 marks) This powerpoint contains an up to date powerpoint, worksheet and formative assessment sheet.

Students will firstly recap what they have learnt in previous lessons by answering 5 quick questions. Then they will be asked to locate Svalbard using latitude and longitude. Next they will read through their worksheet and highlight opportunities that are either, social, economic or environmental. Finally students will create a tourist brochure about the opportunities there are in Svalbard for people to experience. Task 1: Knowledge Retention Task 2: Locate Svalbard using geographical terminology Task 3: Using fishing, tourism, energy and science, identify the social, economic and environmental opportunities. Task 4: Using the opportunities you have learnt about today, create a tourist brochure to make people want to go to both Antarctica and Svalbard (Arctic). This download contains an up to date powerpoint and a worksheet.

Students will firstly start with knowledge retention to recap on what they have previously learnt. Then they will answer 3 questions on their whiteboards about climate, biomes and permafrost to establish a baseline of knowledge. Then they will describe the location of cold environments globally and begin to investigate the polar and tundra environments. Then students will describe the climate of Canada using a climate graph and potentially create their own. Finally they will compare the climate graphs of Canada and Antarctic and explore the similarities and differences of each place. Task 1: Knowledge Retention Task 2: Recap on key geographical terms Task 3: Describe distribution of cold environments Task 4: Creating climate graph Task 5: Compare and contrast arctic and antarctic climate graphs. This download contains an up to date powerpoint and worksheet.

Students recap the physical features of the Middle East from the previous topic and lesson. Students will then recap what resources are and be told about energy as a resource. Students are then asked to categorise energy into renewable and non-renewable. Using a map of the middle east students are then to describe the resource present in each country and then also describe the distribution of each oil producer. Then students demonstrate their learning through describing the distribution of oil in the Middle East and its effects on the Middle East Task 1: Knowledge retention of previous learning Task 2: Recap renewable and non-renewable energy Task 3: Using the table and map, describe where the world’s oil reserves are Task 4: Describe the distribution of non-renewable resources in the Middle East. Task 5: Using the pie chart describe the distribution of the world’s biggest oil producers. (4 marks) Task 6: Describe the distribution of oil in the Middle East and its effects on the Middle East This download contains a fully completed powerpopint and worksheet.