I created some extension cards based on other resources that I found on here that can be used in most lessons, but specifically geography. Hope they're helpful. The first slide is just a template so you can create more!

A lesson on how animals have adapted to the desert environment. Looks at the desert tortoise, the fennac fox and the camel specifically.

A follow up from https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/water-cycle-collaborative-learning-lesson-11142384 again using collborative learning styles to learn about the journey of a river.

Part of a unit on Africa looking at the impacts of Apartheid in Africa

An extended homework with 15 homework ideas for a KS3 Rivers topic. Can be adapted and used as individual homework tasks or used as a project. Students pick at least three tasks to complete that are completed over a period of 2-3 weeks. I have included the AfL marking sheet I will use but have taken our mark grid out as it is individual now to each school. I have left space for you to add your specific mark grid. Hope it is helpful.

A lesson using paired work on explaining hat desertification is and causes, effects and responses.

A lesson based on the One Child Policy in China. All resources are as a separate section on the powerpoint.

What is the difference between weather and climate. Includes a card sort and figuring things out.

A lesson introducing year 7's to map symbols used in OS maps. Includes use of literacy.

A lesson looking at opinions for and against deforestation

An extended homework with 15 homework ideas for a KS3 UK topic. Can be adapted and used as individual homework tasks or used as a project. Students pick at least three tasks to complete that are completed over a period of 2-3 weeks. I have included the AfL marking sheet I will use but have taken our mark grid out as it is individual now to each school. I have left space for you to add your specific mark grid. Hope it is helpful. Also available is the KS3 Rivers extended homework.

A lesson talking about how life is different in Kibera and the quality of life in Kibera.

Part of a full scheme of work that will be uploaded later on rivers. This is a lesson that uses collaborative learning techniques as used in the TEEP Cycle. Lesson includes Map from memory, key word match using help board, singing and rhymes. Hope it is found to be useful.

This lesson worked really well with bottom set year 8. It is a decision making exercise talking about how we could improve Blackpool and what should be done first.

I looked everywhere for just some simple banknote templates and couldn't find any. Thought this might come in useful for other users.