A statistics lesson created for students in geography that covers a range of statistical ideas. (range, averages, quartile range, ratio, proportion & frequency etc).

A worksheet designed to allow pupils to easily create their own bar graphs. It includes all of the ingredients for SEND and covers all areas of graphing (data presentation, analysis & evaluation).

A range of GCSE style questions thank link units together. These offer pupils the opportunity to put their learning into a different context and connect units together.

A powerpoint designed to allow students to vote on the grade of work. Click the button and watch the arrow move upwards. When it hits the level that the students agree with, they raise their hands. I use this after presentation of work and it allows instant (whole class) feedback on the grade of work.

An activity designed to give students a greater understanding of primary & secondary activity style questions that they could be asked about in the skills section of their exam.

A simple task that allows pupils to analyse an image from a glacial area and compare it to a lowland area in the UK. It provides them with a key work bank and example of what a good one should look like.

A booklet that allows pupils to practice a wide and varied number of skills on school grounds. It supports pupils in the development of key skills needed for GCSE geographical success. e.g. grid references, mapping, location, data presentation, data evaluation, questionnaires, methods and explaining. Pupils use the booklet as a step by step guide to work through tasks, after collection of data on the school grounds. Simple hypotheses are included along with the opportunity for conclusions. It will require the changing of the Google earth image of the school, with your own. This takes roughly half a term for year 7.

A worksheet to use with pupils post assessment. Students firstly create a percentage from their test score. They then collect data from their peers and fill in the table. Once completed, they order the data and calculate the mean & median. They then plot the data as a stack graph or double bar graph (boys & girls). To finish, they complete the target setting sheet. Data can be analysed once all elements have been done. Can be used with all year groups, but works well for KS3.

A lesson to provide learners with the opportunity to create understanding of river features. Information sheets have been created that allow pupils to drive their own learning. The structured A3 worksheet has all of the ingredients needed for all levels of pupil to succeed and access the learning. e.g. images & glossary sections. For any age group & specification.

A lesson to provide learners with the opportunity to create understanding of the ways that material is transported by a river (traction, saltation, suspension & solution). For any age group & specification.

A lesson on the human activity on rivers. Flood defence & causes. Suitable for all age groups and specifications. Resources really allow for independent learning and provide all of the ingredients needed for all abilities of students to access the learning. It also has a quick GCSE style test that puts learning into context. 2 to 3 lessons worth of content.

All resources needed to teach (probably 2 lessons) on lag time, discharge and features/uses along the course of a river system. All ages.

A summary, demonstration of learning mindmap task related to the social & economic impacts of migration to the UK. Can be used at the start & end of a unit to demonstrate progress and learning.

A full lesson on the major imports & exports to and from the UK. Pupils create a flow line & proportional data presentation. They learn key content whilst putting it into a data/statistics content. Includes marking statements that can be printed and stuck onto completed work. Pupils loved this lesson. Suitable for all 1-9 specifications. Just check the terminology is correct for the exam board that you are using.

A great lesson that covers a variety of urban trends. I based this on the pupils local area, but it could very simply be adapted to your own area. The GCSE Q & A really tests their understanding. Covers most new 1-9 gcse geography specifications, but terminology may need slightly altering. A great lesson that covers key geographical content and statistical analysis and explaining.

A great lesson that covers a variety of aspects related to diversity across the UK, with a specific focus upon London & Newcastle. Students play a game in pairs and use the game cards to add to their GCSE style question (some counters/tokens are needed for the game). I’ve included marking & feedback sheet that just needs printing off & cutting to save you loads of time & give great personalised feedback. Covers most new 1-9 gcse geography specifications, but terminology may need slightly altering.

A great lesson that covers a variety of aspects related to diversity across the UK. I deliver parts of this by using the internet and looking at industrial decline in Newcastle (ship building & coal mine closures under the Thatcher government) and the remainder of the lesson by using the data sheets. These can be copied in colour and laminated. Covers most new 1-9 gcse geography specifications, but terminology may need slightly altering. A great lesson that covers key geographical content and statistical analysis and explaining.

A mindmap that outlines the key content about urban trends linked to the OCR 1-9 geography specification. These are great to do at the start of a unit & re-visit at the end to demonstrate progress.

All the resources needed to deliver content on the impacts of modifying the landscape for food.