Students will build on knowledge gained from 4 figure grid references and learn how to locate and plot more specifically. Worksheets and recap quiz included.

Introduction to the topic of globalisation. Includes a version of the logo game.

A lesson introducing the different types of waves. Lesson moves onto looking at erosion, transportation (longshore drift) and deposition. Planned for a 50 minute lesson but can easily be taught over a longer period of time.

An introductory lesson to Africa. Students will see what they already know and discuss common misconceptions.

The first part of the lesson is a general introduction to the main rivers in the world. Lesson then moves onto looking at erosion, transportation and deposition with activities for each.

A case study lesson on Nike and how it has become a worldwide brand.

A case study lesson that discusses the reasons for people illegally crossing the border. Scenario activity included at the end along with BBC's "Stacey Dooley Investigates" documentary. Extended writing activity also included.

Students will understand the features of an earthquake proof building and then use their own materials to design one.

Students will be introduced to 4 figure grid references and learn how to read eastings and northings. Cartoon drawing activity to put skills into practice.

A case study on the causes, effects and responses to the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.

A case study lesson focusing on why the earthquake occurred in Nepal and the effects it causes.

A lesson focusing on the growing development gap between the north and south. Students will look at factors that cause development differences. A case study of China -v- India is used at the end of the lesson.

A lesson to introduce the process of deposition and the landforms that it creates along the coast.

Students will focus on high and low air pressure and the weather conditions they bring.

Students will learn about the water cycle's system. Key terms will play a key part in this lesson and an emphasis will be placed on using them in the H/W task. Students to also complete a storyboard on a water droplet's life cycle.

Students will learn about two key cycles in the rainforest; The Water Cycle The Nutrient Cycle

A lesson using choropleth maps to describe where people live in China. Students will create a map and then look at the reasons as to why different parts of China are densely or sparsely populated.

Students will focus on: Carbon Cycle Key Terms Lithosere, vegetation succession and climatic climax Transfers of the carbon cycle Parts of lesson require the Oxford textbook endorsed by AQA. Planned for a 50 minute lesson.

A lesson introducing waves and tides. Students will learn key terms, the difference between swash and backwash and the factors that cause and affect tides.

A lesson looking at the upper and middle course features of a river. Lesson includes: - V and U Shaped Valleys - Meanders - Waterfalls