This resource is all about having a sustainable Christmas. There is a multiple choice quiz based on Christmas and link to sustainability. There is knowledge about how students can have a sustainable Christmas. At the end there is a nice Christmas card making activity, but the students have to used recycled or reused materials. It’s a fun, engaging and chilled out end of term activity.

This workbook is ideal to teach students about Rainforests. It includes: The location of rainforests both locally and globally. The climate in the rainforest The structure of the rainforest The tribes in the rainforest Problems in rainforests Solutions to problems It allows students to work independently through the rainforests topics with a variety of different activities to maintain engagement.

This is a PDF resource, which includes the teacher standards and strategies that could be used to meet each standard. They are postcard sized, so they could be printed on card, cut up and used for displays or training sessions.

A collection of four worksheets about water quality and pollution in the UK. Worksheet 1: Answer sheet. Worksheet 2: A worksheet with statements about how water quality and pollution is managed in the UK. Students read each statement and decide if the statement shows that water quality is well managed or that managing water quality is a challenge. Worksheet 3: A blank worksheet for students to fill in. Worksheet 4: A structure to help students answer a past paper question and a self assessment criteria. The worksheets are structured to help students answer a past paper question. They are designed to help students discuss the issues around managing water quality and pollution.

This resource is aimed at students studying Eduqas Geography B. There are 15 multiple choice quiz questions designed to test students basic knowledge of key words and concepts. This resources comes with an answer sheet.

This is a SOW written for GCSE students studying Geography GCSE B. It includes all content required for the fieldwork skills in Component 3.

This resource is for Eduqas Geography B. It includes a revision worksheet for students to fill in about global cities: Sydney and Mumbai. It also includes an answer sheet for the teacher.

KS3 assessment for river landforms, included a marking assessment criteria which could be adapted.

A range of activities to help KS3 students work out the distance between places on a variety of maps. All answers are included. All you need to do is print out the PowerPoint slides as worksheets.

A GCSE style lesson on slum redevelopment, for lower and higher ability students using a case study of Bhendi Bazaar in Mumbai. It includes a key words and definitions activity, a video to describe the characteristics of slum redevelopment, a worksheet activity about how the solutions solve the problems and then a decision making activity about the advantages and disadvantages. It would be best taught over two lessons.

A set of instructions as to how to find four figure grid references. Plus, an advent calendar map skills worksheet to practise four figure grid references. Enjoy!

A case study about the floods that affected Sheffield, Doncaster and Nottingham in November 2019. The PowerPoint includes four worksheets: categorising effects in to social, economic and environmental groups, categorising primary and secondary effects, explaning the effects and evaluate which effect was the worst. There is an opportunity for extended writing and could be linked to an exam question on your GCSE syllabus.

This resource is aimed at students studying Eduqas Geography B. There are 15 questions designed to test students knowlegde on key words and key processes. It has an answer sheet attached.

A worksheet for mixed ability students to identify positive impacts of regeneration at Salford Quays, in Manchester, North West England. Students have to identify social, economic and environmental impacts and sort the statements in to the correct categories on a venn diagram.

A worksheet to compare development indiciators to describe and explain deprivation in Salford. Ideal for use with middle to low ability students in KS3.

This snakes and ladders game is designed for students to play to learn about the reasons for population increase and decrease. Students roll the dice and move their counters (you will need to supply these). Each time the student lands on a statement they must decide whether it would increase or decrease the population. You could ask students to write down the answers in a table. The ladders cause the population to increase. The snakes cause the population to decrease. You could ask students if they spotted this after the activity. It also makes a really quick and easy way to check students progress.

Suited to Geography Eduqas B, but applicable to other specifications. This lesson includes an activity for students to categorise the social, economic and environmental impacts of water abstraction in the UK. There is an opportunity for students to explain their points to exam standard.

Free revision worksheets for the AQA GCSE Geography hot deserts topic. It also included links to YouTube video which have been specifically designed for the GCSE course.

Are your students half way through a topic? Do they need a recap to set them up for success in 2019? This is a very simple worksheet to encourage students to look through their books and summarise what they have learnt so far about the topic they are currently studying.

This resource is suitable for KS3 and KS4 students. It could be used as an introduction to rivers or as a revision tool. There are two videos each lasting 20 minutes about river landscapes and processes. The multiple choice questions are based on the videos.