A Powerpoint about the push and pull factors of migrants moving from Mexico to USA - can be used for KS3 or GCSE

31 case study summaries for the updated syllabus covering ALL of the course in detail: Theme 1 Population and Settlement, Theme 2 The Natural Environment, Theme 3 Economic Development. Please review.

4 pages of detailed information about coral reef location, formation, ecology, threats and management with accompanying questions. Suitable for high level GCSE candidates or A Level. Please review.

A GCSE level sheet explaining the adaptations of desert vegetation. Please review.

A 12 page booklet for pupils to complete about energy (at GCSE level). To be used with the text book D. Waugh 'New Wider World' as page numbers included. Please review.

A 60 slide Powerpoint with accompanying student notes covering the IGCSE/GCSE coasts syllabus - attractions and hazards of coasts, waves, erosion, transportation, deposition, landforms and management. Please review.

Gapfill to accompany the Geog 1 textbook.Please review.

A Powerpoint to accompany the Geog 2 work about coastal erosion. Please review.

Instructions on how to do a silent debate on the possible solutions to the problems of Global Warming - aimed at Year 8 following the Geog.2 textbook. Please review.

A Powerpoint aimed at GCSE pupils looking at the push and pull factors as well as the consequences of the migration of Turks to Germany.

Photoanalysis about how our planet is changing. Aimed at Year 7 to accompany Geog 1 text book. Please review.

A Powerpoint and worksheet about the causes of Global Warming. Aimed at Year 8 to accompany the Geog.2 textbook. Please review.

50 varied questions about climate change to help Lower Sixth pupils revise for their Edexcel exam. Please review.