An engaging, in-depth full scheme of work of 30 lessons. It includes a variety of learning tasks, videos, exam practice and interleaving of knowledge. Exemplar uploaded so that you can preview the type of content. Supported by Oxford Press textbook. Breakdown of lessons What is development? Limitations of development measures DTM Development and population Differences in development Consequences of development: inequality Consequences of development: migration The development gap Reducing the development gap: aid Reducing the development gap: intermediate technology Reducing the development gap: free and fair trade (2 lessons) Reducing the development gap: debt relief and micro finance Reducing the development gap: Tourism in Jamaica case study Exam technique Exploring Nigeria (2 lessons) Nigeria: political and global links Nigeria: TNCs Nigeria: TNC environmental impact Aid and quality of life Review UK: Changing UK economy UK: Post industrial economy UK: Science parks UK: Environmental impact of industry UK:Changing rural landscapes UK: Transport improvements UK: North-south divide UK: Links to wider world

A scheme of work that lasts a half term which includes a diverse range of lesson activities from videos, group work as homework. Lesson outlines Ice and ice ages Melting ice Glacial landforms Tourism in Antarctica Living with ice Glacial map skills Mapping landforms Mapping landforms 2 Tourism in the Alps Protecting Antarctica If you need any further KS3 or GCSE SOW please do check out my page for 5* rated resources.

Make revision more diagnostic and allow it to show progress. These revision checklists can have a significant effect on your results. They can be regularly RAG rated to show progress - this could be in class or set as homework They ensure students revise all parts of the specification They can be delivered either through printing, electronically or as a live document via Google classroom. They are a student friendly version of the GCSE specification ensuring that all content is covered in revision. If you use the Oxford Press textbook, there are links to the page numbers as well. Topics covered: Paper 1 Tectonic and weather hazards Living world River environments of the UK Coastal environments of the UK Paper 2 Urban issues and challenges The changing economic world Resource management Energy Please check my page for other resources such as a condensed presentation of all case studies as well as entire SOW.

This is a full scheme of work for the ‘Resource Management’ unit. After this unit, teachers/students have a choice of specialising in Food/Water/Energy for questions 4/5/6. I have included my SOW lessons for Energy at no extra cost in case this is useful. Lessons include starters, a range of learning exercises supported with exam application, as well as learning checks. Resource management lessons. Lesson 1+2 Essential resources Lesson 3 UK demanded for food Lesson 4 UK demand for water Lesson 5 Water pollution Lesson 6 UK energy Lesson 7 Energy debate Lesson 8 Exam practice Energy lessons: Lesson 1 Energy insecurity Lesson 2 Impacts of energy insecurity Lesson 3 Strategies to increase energy production Lesson 4 Fossil fuel case study Lesson 5 Sustainable energy use Lesson 6 Micro hydro scheme: Chambamontera

A full and engaging scheme of work for The Challenge of Natural Hazards GCSE. 25 lessons in total that include a variety of tasks, videos, exam practice and interleaving of knowledge. Exemplar lesson uploaded to give you an idea of content. Lesson breakdown: Earth’s structure and plates Plate boundaries Earthquakes Nepal/Chile: contrasting case studies Why do people live on plate boundaries Plan, predict, prepare Revision (2 lessons) Global circulation Tropical storms 2 lessons Haiyan mapping UK weather hazards UK extreme weather Case study: extreme weather Application of case study/map skills Climate change Natural causes of climate change Human causes of climate change Managing climate change Adapting to climate change Review lesson Revision lesson

Full scheme of work with lessons and additional wider reading articles for relevant lessons. Includes theory, lesson activities as well as homework tasks. There is also some exam practice and 20 mark framework lesson material as well. I have also have all GCSE units if you are looking for those. Lesson 1: Intro Lesson 2: Megacities Lesson 3: World cities Lesson 4+5: Changes in Contemporary Urban Environments Lesson 6+7: Reasons for change: deindustrialisation Lesson 8: Reasons for change: decentralisation Lesson 9: Reasons for change: Urban resurgence Lesson 10 Urban form Lesson 11+12: Social and economic issues Lesson 13: 20 mark planning Lesson 14: Urban climate Lesson 15: Urban drainage Lesson 16: River restoration Lesson 17: Waste Lesson 18: Air pollution Lesson 19: Water pollution and dereliction Lesson 20: Sustainable urban developments Lesson 21: Case studies Additionally in the folder are some mini quizzes using Google Forms and checklists/note reviews.

Something a little different but both engaging and foundational for introducing the themes in the GCSE course. This is a full scheme of work that is ready to go and has been taught. It has a range of different pedagogical strategies throughout the scheme of work. It also builds skills around the describe, explain and evaluate command words needed for GCSE. This is suitable for Year 8 or 9. Lesson Outlines The geography of crime - exploration of crime and using the ‘explain’ command word Crime and place - 4 mark exam question structure as well as evaluating a policing strategy in a specific place Fear of crime - work on 4 and 6 mark exam question structures Mapping crime - choropleth mapping exercise Designing out crime - drawing exercise will need to be adapted to your location by changing the location) Jack the Ripper - how human geography affected crime Oceanic crime - modern day piracy, exploring development Rainforest crime - group work task with evaluation The heroin trail - atlas tasks as well as exploring development/GDP. Civil war - explores Syria and the resulting migration Assessment - full written assessment pro forma included If you like this scheme of work, please do give it 5 stars and check out my other schemes of work as I have both KS3, KS4 and KS5 resources.

An engaging scheme of work that lasts a half term which includes a diverse range of lesson activities. I have also included an optional set of lessons that links to the movie Avatar if you have the facilities to play the movie. Lesson outlines Location and features Climate Layers of the rainforest Rainforest resources Pressures on tribes Rainforest adaptations Malaysia case study Managing rainforests (AQA textbook required) Avatar based lessons If you need any further KS3 or GCSE SOW please do check out my page for 5* rated resources.

All lessons have diverse pedagogical techniques and activities. These include: Do it Now tasks, video tasks, independent work, group work, quizzes, maths skills, leaflet creation. There are key links to the GCSE specification - skills, fossil fuel case study, hot deserts and adaptations. There is also a short written assessment included as part of the scheme of work. Lesson 1: Countries Lesson 2: Climate of the Middle East Lesson 3 Adaptations Lesson 4 Population distribution Lesson 5: Oil Lesson 6: How has the UAE developed? Lesson 7: Why is Yemen so poor? Lesson 8 Conflict in the Middle East Lesson 9: Assessment

A full and engaging scheme of work for Urban Issues and Challenges. 19 Lessons in total that include a variety of tasks, videos, exam practice and interleaving of knowledge. Exemplar lesson uploaded to give you an idea of content. Check my page for other geography schemes of work. Lesson breakdown: An urban world Why do cities grow (2 lessons) Rio: introduction Rio: social challenges Rio: economic challenges Rio: environmental challenges Rio: favelas Rio: favela development UK: urban areas Bristol: location and importance Bristol: social and economic opportunities Bristol: environmental challenges Bristol: dereliction and urban sprawl Bristol: new housing Bristol: regeneration Bristol: creating a clean environment Bristol: social inequalities Freiburg: urban sustainability

A scheme of work that lasts a half term which includes a diverse range of lesson activities from videos, group work as homework. An assessment is also included. Lesson outlines Globalisation TNCs Globalisation and textile industry Positives and negatives of globalisation Globalisation leaflet lesson Globalisation and development Global food supply If you need any further KS3 or GCSE SOW please do check out my page for 5* rated resources.

A full scheme of work with a range of different learning activities to engage all. I have all of the AQA units for GCSE geography on my page if you like the style of these. Lesson 1: Hydrological cycle Lesson 2: Drainage basin Lesson 3: Long profile Lesson 4: Erosion and transportation Lesson 5: Upper course features Lesson 6: Upper course features cont. Lesson 7: Middle course features Lesson 8: Lower course features Lesson 9: Hydrographs Lesson 10: Engineering strategies Lesson 11: UK flood case study Lesson 12: Application There are also some revision parts in there. I also have the exam checklists available for all units, so please download them to guide revision.

This booklet will be invaluable in helping you to gather evidence in the coming weeks and months to give CAGs. They help you to ascertain: Level of content knowledge Ability to apply knowledge in exam questions. The booklet can be either set as a paper copy or electronically with some engaging tasks where students need to be more active in their learning. This is done through Powerpoint. I have also included a learning checklist for help with revision. I have other booklets and so if you wish for more than one, there is a bundle at a significant discount. Powerpoint and PDF versions are both included.

This is an attractive condensing of all of the GCSE case studies for Paper 1 and Paper 2. It highlights all of the key elements of the case studies for: Paper 1: Hazards - weather and tectonic Living World UK river landscapes UK coastal landscapes Paper 2: Urban Issues Changing economic world Resource management Energy

A scheme of work that lasts a half term which includes a diverse range of lesson activities from videos, group work as homework. An assessment is also included. Lesson outlines Environmental concerns Energy types Wind farm debate Types of pollution Acid rain Sustainable living China Climate change and food supply If you need any further KS3 or GCSE SOW please do check out my page for 5* rated resources.

This booklet will be invaluable in helping you to gather evidence in the coming weeks and months to give CAGs. They help you to ascertain: Level of content knowledge Ability to apply knowledge in exam questions. The booklet can be either set as a paper copy or electronically with some engaging tasks where students need to be more active in their learning. This is done through Powerpoint. I have also included a learning checklist to help with revision. I have other booklets and so if you wish for more than one, there is a bundle at a significant discount. Powerpoint and PDF versions are both included.

A full and engaging scheme of work for The Challenge of Natural Hazards GCSE. 12 lessons in total that include a variety of pedagogical tasks including videos, exam practice and interleaving of knowledge. Supported by the Oxford Press textbook Please check my other page for further 5* rated full schemes of work for the GCSE course. Lesson breakdown: Small scale ecosystems Changes to ecosystems Global ecosystems Location and climate of rain forests 5.+6. Case study: Malaysia rain forest (2 lessons) Managing rainforests Hot deserts Opportunities in hot deserts Challenges to development in hot deserts Causes of desertification Exams skills

A complete working document for students to complete either as revision or as a working from home document. It is created in Powerpoint to allow students to be a little more interactive with it through setting it on Google classroom etc. It could just as easily be set as a Word or paper based document if needed. Includes different revision exercises and links to application through exam questions. Case studies are: Malaysian rainforest and Thar desert. Powerpoint and PDF files are included.

This booklet will be invaluable in helping you to gather evidence in the coming weeks and months to give CAGs. They help you to ascertain: Level of content knowledge Ability to apply knowledge in exam questions. The booklet can be either set as a paper copy or electronically with some engaging tasks where students need to be more active in their learning. I have also included a learning checklist for help with revision. I have other booklets and so if you wish for more than one, there is a bundle at a significant discount.