A full and concise ppt. which includes tasks and information on all of the required elements of the 2022 exams. The following information / tasks are included specification requirements of geology, flood risk maps and G.I.S What to expect in the 2022 exams Question formation and expected mark associations What is a geology map British Geological Survey - features of the site Pros and cons of the site Planning an investigation using geology maps What is google earth (G.I.S.) Google earth - features of the site What is the Environmental Survey Flood Risk mapping Environmental Survey Flood Risk - features of the site Pros and cons of the site sample questions associated with geology, flood risk maps and G.I.S. Mark schemes to go with all questions Please review the ppt. A lot of time went into putting this together - will be making one for coasts and for the human topics over the next few days. Check out bundle rates for discounts.

Starts with a multiple choice test to check the uderstanding of global circulation model before moving on to skills builder looking at satellite images. Lesson progresses to cover the ITCZ in detail and the distribution of different world biomes. Sample answers for pupills to mark and comment on. All workseets included. For use along side the Edexcel B core text book

Starts with a whiteboard activity to check the understanding of air pressures and their impact on climate before moving on to some of the key words that are relevant to lesson on past climate. Resource includes information on different theories and supporting questions. Breakdown of an ‘assess’ 8 mark question and finishes with traffic light and a ‘ping-pong’ style plenary. All worksheets included. For use along side the Edexcel B core text book Will be uploading a climate graph homework shortly

Starts with a sentence un-jumbler activity to reveal the topic of past climates before moving on to the features of good descriptive answers formed around a graph. link to BBC classclip on evidence of past climate change with organisation activity. Time line activity on the events that have occurred in the recent past. All worksheets included. For use along side the Edexcel B core text book and older version Will be uploading a climate graph homework shortly

End of topic assessments and mark schemes for the following topics; Hazardous Earth (climate and geophysical hazards) Development Dynamics Challenges of an Urbanising World UK physical landscape (seperate assessment for Rivers and Coasts) UK Human Landscape

Full resource pack including Hazards and UK Human Landscape topics in the form of an hour long mock worth 54 marks. Full mark scheme and feedback powerpoint included. ideal for revision topics.

Starts with a sorting activity considering a range of types of evidence for climate changnge and then on to a proportionate mapping activity to imbed skills - includes mark scheme for practice questions. Main task includes a sample 8 mark answer which pupils have the oppoutrunity to do a range of activities with. Focus on the limiting word question ‘one’ command words with practice question. Brief discussion around mitigation stratergies with an 8 mark question to finish. onto discussions f global circulation model before moving on to skills builder looking at satellite images. All workseets included. For use along side the Edexcel B core text book although this whould not be needed for this lesson

Lesson introduces the Edexcel B course before focussing on the learning objective. Starts with an activity on solar isolation and moves on to the basics of air pressure and the global circulation model before moving on to Ocean currents. All workseets included and a recap homework task with some skills focus. For use along side the Edexcel B core text book

Lesson checks evidence of climate change understanding and then moves onto the greenhouse effect using activity sheet. Clip embeddedinto lesson with supporting questions. proportionate mapping activity may be appropriate in this lesson or you may wish to wait and cover in the following one (1.3b+c). Final task works on numerical skills. For use with the Edexcel b panther text book.

Lesson content uses past paper questions to work on exam technique terms such as ‘compare’ and ‘explain’ and the resource includes mark schemes. Clip embedded along with map and future impacts worksheet. for use with Edexcel B panther text book

Lesson using satellite photos of a range of boundaries. Info about past tectonic movement with a clip an fun mini puzzle for pupils to have a go at. Plate boundary distribution map and sample question with mark scheme for peer marking. Plate boundary characteristics table and supporting images. for use with Edexcel B panther text book

Practice distribution questions with marking. defininitions of hurricanes along with the ingredients and reasons for dissipation over time. Resource includes Saffir simpson scale and GIS source discussion sheet

Lesson focusing on structure of the earth; including past paper question, mark schemes and sample answers. Clip of convection currents in the mantle. Differences between plate types. For use with Edexcel B panther text book

Intro to this section of the course including how to formulate an inquiry question. what coastal management is and the examples of different coastal processes. Order of the inquiry process and different types of data type e,g, qualitative, quantitative etc. Presentation includes pupil sheet to be printed A3

Unseen and experience fieldwork questions are some of the trickiest things our pupils can come up against. In depth revision ppt with practice questions, mark schemes and even diagrams where relevant. Revision sheet and sample question sheet included.

In depth resource with case study sheets to be printed A3 and pupils to fill in. Clips and sample questions to prepare pupils to be able to ‘assess’ effectively.

Resource consists of resources for an info carousel to complete sheet (print A3). Sample answers for pupils to pick out description and explanation and info sheets.

Designed to be printed in A3. All required spec objectives included. Can be used independently or as a group.

A full and comprehensive set of lessons with all resources included. Scheme of work, topic sheets and assessment materials included Lessons included are as follows; Where are all the people? How and why has the UK’s population changed over time? How has migration affected the UK? How has the UK managed the migration of people? What do population pyramids tel us - what factors influence them? Qatar - is economic migration a good or bad thing? Should Europe help the Mediterranean migrants? What are the issues surrounding aging or youthful populations? How do Malthus and Boserups theories link to population? Revision clock lesson

Starts with an activity whereby pupils decide which development indicator is most useful for assessing level of development. Briefly recaps what what GDP is before writing their own definition and criticism with the support of a clip. They then complete annotation around a set of development data on 5 differing countries Mini plenary using green and red flash cards to determine prior understanding od population pyramids and demographic data. Sorting definition activity to organise different key terms which influence on development and population pyramids. All worksheets included with some skills focus. For use along side the Edexcel B core text book