Entire lesson looking at the reasons for cultural diversity in cities. Lesson includes tasks that require either your own information sheets OR ideally the Hodder Education A level text book.

Whole lesson investigating changes to urban population. Pupils are to describe a range of graphs showing the changes of dominance of HIC cities to LIC cities. Can be differentiated/ different maps or graphs can be used. Pupils encouraged to start glossary of key terms. The slides after the homework page are to be printed and passed around the room or stuck up around the room for pupils to complete the table exercise.

A full lesson including differentiated information sheets and worksheets describing the hard and soft engineering river management strategies covered in the AQA spec.

Set out like a section from the AS level paper, worth 34 marks.

From a scheme of work for Year 8 covering the Domestic System (Industrial Revolution).

A lesson introducing the water cycle at the start of the rivers topic. Includes all resources within powerpoint.

Could be used with KS3 or low ability KS4 to describe each course of the river. Pupils encouraged to independently research each stage with a partner using the resources on the powerpoint. Can be easily differentiated.

Lesson looking into the pro's and con's of nuclear energy.

Case study of BP as a transnational corporation for oil and gas.

Pupils are to understand the formation and structure of a volcano. They will draw and label volcanoes. White boards needed but can be easily adapted.

Lesson looking at current supply and demand for coal energy.

A lesson considering reasons why the population exploded after the 1800s. Pupils complete a colour coding task and then justify their own opinion on the subject.

A KS3 lesson to summarise the main differences between the desert and rainforest.

Note: you will need atlases to complete this lesson. Describe where the major rivers of the world are and outline what they might possibly be used for. All worksheets included.

A lesson which explores the causes of earthquakes and volcanoes and how they occur at the four plate boundaries.

How do earthquakes and volcanoes occur at the four plate boundaries?

Pupils are encouraged to construct a story board to outline the formation of a volcano at a destructive plate boundary.

Whole lesson with hand out explaining the causes of earthquakes at plate boundaries and how this seismic activity can vary depending on the type of plate boundary.