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Welcome to my shop. All proceeds from any purchases will be used to support teacher training in a rural school just outside Winterton in South Africa.
OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography Thinking Quit- The Big Dry
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OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography Thinking Quit- The Big Dry

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Here is a thinking quilt for the case study of the Big Dry taught as part of OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography- focusing on causes, effects and responses to the 2002-2009 drought event. This is a revision aid based on allowing pupils to recall the necessary detail and facts to obtain level 4 comprehensive exam question responses.
Treaty of Versailles
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Treaty of Versailles

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KS3 lesson on Treaty of the Versailles. All resources included and further challenge activities. Activities: 1. Group the aims of the Big Three 2. Illustrate Mr Men characters to symbolise the above 3. Source interpretations
Rationing
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Rationing

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This is a KS3 based lesson which focuses upon the causes and consequences of rationing during WW2.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: Paper 1 Module 3 (UK Environmental Challenges) Full SOW
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: Paper 1 Module 3 (UK Environmental Challenges) Full SOW

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A fully editable and resourced 9 lesson bundle for UK Environmental Challenges as part of OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography Paper 1. This bundle includes: How do air masses influence the weather in the UK? How do floods affect the UK and how are the managed? (Somerset Levels) How are ecosystems modified by humans for food? How are ecosystems modified by humans for water? How are ecosystems modified by humans for water? (Nuclear) How are ecosystems modified by humans for water? (Fracking/Wind) How has the UK’s supply and demand for energy changed? What strategies can be adopted for sustainable use of energy? (National) What are the factors affecting the UK’s future energy supply?
Battles in World War 1
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Battles in World War 1

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Learning Objectives: Identify causes of the Battle of the Somme Use evidence to understand the reasons for victory and rank the results of the battle Explain the significance of the battle on the whole war
Letters and Censorship
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Letters and Censorship

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Focuses on: -What is censorship? -What sort of things would be censored in a letter -Scenario -Activity 1 (write a letter) -Activity 2 (censor the letter)
Hitler's Aims
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Hitler's Aims

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Focuses on: -Who was Hitler -Categorise and order Hitler's aims in importance -Exam question (source analysis) -Plenary (Bingo!)
Life as an Evacuee
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Life as an Evacuee

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This is a KS3 lesson based on life as an evacuee in Britain. The main task is writing a letter to a loved one to explain the experience of the evacuation .
Hiroshima
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Hiroshima

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This is a KS3 lesson that focuses on the bomb on Hiroshima. Focuses on the effects of the bomb and being able to order the significance.
OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: Paper 2 Module 3 (Environmental Threats to Our Planet) Full SOW
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OCR A GCSE Geography 9-1: Paper 2 Module 3 (Environmental Threats to Our Planet) Full SOW

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A bundle including 6 lessons covering the module of OCR A 9-1 GCSE Geography Paper 2 Module 3- Environmental Threats to Our Planet. Includes: What evidence do we have for climate change? What are the possible causes of climate change? What are the consequences of climate change? What controls weather and climate around the world? What are the causes/consequences of extreme weather? (Tropical Storms) What are the causes/consequences of extreme weather? (Drought and the Big Dry case study)