This is the third in a series of online lessons for students to learn at home. This focuses on map symbols.

This is the fourth in a series of online lessons for students to learn at home. This focuses on four figure grid references.

This is week two of an online learning programme for CCEA GCSE Geography focusing on the demographic transition model.

This is the first lesson of an online learning programme for CCEA GCSE Geography students following the Unit 2 module: The Living World.

Song to explain the causes and impacts of the Montserrat eruption in 1995

Song to teach about the formation of supervolcanoes with reference to the Yellowstone Supervolcano potential impacts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TT6W77f9K0A

A song to help explain the differences between shield and composite volcanoes.

Powerpoint to explain how the Hadley Cell and the migrating ITCZ create different climatic regions within the tropics.

This has been produced for open evening to encourage an interest in Geography and the school. The answers will be displayed across tables representing the different continents and the answers will be printed and laminated and hidden amongst other items on each continent table to find. The North America fun element is using blow up reindeer antlers to throw hoops for additional points. This could be used as an introduction to Geography for KS2 or first year KS3 students. There are passport stamps attached which can be adapted to suit your purpose.

This is a unit of work for Geography students of mixed ability at KS3. It is fully contained with work book, board resources, tests and homework.

Unit of Work for Revised CCEA Unit 1GCSE course.

Teaching and Learning work book for the Physical Geography topics including activities and past paper questions in one book.

This a teaching resource for the CCEA Unit 2 Human Geography course which includes case studies and past paper question references.

Geography dictionary to help with literacy.

These are bingo cards produced for KS3 students to introduce and reinforce the learning of the OS map symbols 1:25000 Explorer. The cards to call out can be found on the OS website. I usually start the game by calling out the number and show the symbol as well as the name and as the students get used to the symbols gradually drop the number of the card, then the symbol until only the name is called. The students greatly enjoy this game - especially when prizes are given to the winners!

Work book for KS3 to accompany the Connections book by Nelson Thornes Also includes an editable section on a river study. Complete with activ inspire flipchart interactive resources. Activinspire can be downloaded free from Promethean website.

Powerpoint for AS students to illustrate how to complete a range of mapping techniques including choropleth maps, isoline maps, dot distribution maps, OS Sketch maps and interpretation of satellite images.

This is a walk through lesson to show how to calculate and use Spearman’s Rank Correlation in Geography. There are PPQs with answers as follow up activities.

Powerpoint explaining how to deduce the tri-cellular model and global winds.

KS3 lesson for students to complete at home during Covid19 lockdown