A lesson covering hard and soft engineering techniques for rivers. Students analyse both types and determine the positives and negatives of both. Lesson also looks at the Three Gorges Dam.

A lesson looking at development around the world. Students are to think about whether or not the world will ever be equal.

An Easter egg hunt for students in the last lesson of term before Easter holidays. You will need to include a map of your own school for it to work. Includes skills on direction, grid references, etc.

A case study lesson on the Boscastle flood. Includes a case study worksheet and answer sheet. Also includes a mystery activity on the flood.

A lesson showing how relief and height is represented on maps. Contour lines are covered in detail.

A lesson on the long profile of a river. The River Severn is used as a case study and presentation also includes recap slides on each stage of the river. Video included.

A case study lesson on the St. Jude storm that affected the UK in October 2013.

Students will look at the different crime in their area (you will have to adapt depending on location). Students will then use London Crime Statistics to create a choropleth map.

An introduction to the Geography of Sport topic. Students will look at the location of football clubs in England and where players come from around the world. Map skills based lesson.

An introduction to the unit of work on development. Lesson focuses on introducing the topic and identifying the different development indicators.

A lesson to introduce coasts at KS3. The lesson will get students thinking about how coasts are used and why they are important to us.

A lesson focusing on the distribution of population around the world. Students will focus on densely and sparsely populated

A lesson looking at the losers of the fashion industry. Students will understand how people in LEDCs suffer because of TNCs. Link to documentary included in presentation.

A lesson looking at the different type of plate boundaries along with how they move. Convection currents are also looked at to explain why plates move.

An introductory lesson to a unit on natural disasters. Lesson focuses on: - Layers of the Earth - Plate Tectonics

Students will develop an understanding of what landscapes are and use an audio clip to create a landscape that has been described. Students will then design their own landscapes.

A lesson looking at what cloud seeding is and if it is ethical. Discussion activity and picture board are the main parts of the lesson.

An introductory lesson to geography using questioning as the main focus. Students will look at photographs and form their own opinions and questions on the environments shown. Perfect for a first lesson with new year 7s but could also be used at KS2.

A lesson looking at how sponsorship can benefit sports teams. Students will also discuss how a team can be affected if it starts to become unsuccessful.

An introductory lesson to the unit of 'Geography of Crime'. Lesson looks at the different impacts of crime.