Double-sided A3 revision sheet for Coasts. Includes questions on physical processes, landform recap with key prompt question and other questions on the back of sheet (including an exam question with a figure).

A3 sheet with detailed ideas about how to respond to the threat of earthquakes in Haiti. Students have $20 billion to spend using the costed ideas and must justify it in the boxes.

Lesson covering 4 figure grid references. Includes: Do Now worksheet Grid reference explanation and the 2 golden rules Pacman activity to help students remember Main activity Plenary

Complete lesson covering the ways IGOs (intergovernmental organisations) manage the environment through treaties and conventions. Lesson covers 6 key IGO management schemes including the Montreal Protocol on the ozone layer, CITES, the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, the Helsinki Water Convention, the Antarctic Treaty System and Millennium Ecosystem Assessment. Lesson includes: Printable table for students to complete through the lesson Video and article summarising the Montreal Protocol that students use to complete their table Series of information sheets on the other 5 conventions (with an accompanying news article for each one) that students use to complete the rest of their table Speed dating sheet for students to question their partners in order to check for understanding Possible 20 mark exam question and printable planning sheet

Complete lesson covering the different ways that countries try to limit globalisation, with a focus on censorship, migration and trade protectionism. Lesson was designed for the Edexcel A-level geography Globalisation topic, but would be suitable for other specifications and schemes of work. Lesson includes: Do Now Shared partner work - how can countries promote or limit globalisation? Keywords Comprehension questions using a printable handout on ways that countries limit globalisation AfL activity to check for understanding - could be verbal or written Plenary - ranking activity

Complete lesson covering foreign ownership and the influence of this on national identity in the UK. Lesson was designed for the Migration, Identity & Sovereignty topic in the Edexcel A-level, and includes: Recap Do Now Explanation of why ‘Made in Britain’ is increasingly complex Students use printable info sheets to categorise the pros & cons of foreign ownership Explanation of foreign ownership of property in London & the impact of this on identity Printable handout with reading about Qatari ownership the growth of Indian TNCs like Tata, with accompanying questions 6 mark exam question and model answer

Complete lesson covering global borrowing and trade policies, with a focus on structural adjustment programmes (SAPs) led by the IMF and HIPC policies to reduce debt. Exemplified with Jamaica’s structural adjustment programme and its impacts. Lesson includes: Do Now Explanatory diagram showing how SAPs and IMF loans work Benefits of SAPs and IMF support for emerging economies Printable worksheet - advantages & disadvantages of SAPs match-up activity Explanation of HIPC policies Video and article on Jamaica’s structural adjustment programme, with comprehension questions Plenary

44 mark end of topic test for the Global Development topic, with all questions in the format of the actual GCSE for Edexcel A. Includes a mixture of short answer questions, skills & mathematical questions and an 8 mark question at the end. A resource sheet that can be printed and mark scheme is also included. Ideal for use at the end of this topic.

34 mark end of topic test for the UK landscapes and rivers topic, with all questions in the format of the actual GCSE for Edexcel A. Includes a mixture of short answer questions, skills & mathematical questions and an 8 mark question at the end. A resource sheet that can be printed and mark scheme is also included. Ideal for use at the end of this topic.

34 mark end of topic test for the Physical Fieldwork topic, with all questions in the format of the actual GCSE for Edexcel A. Includes a mixture of short answer questions, skills & mathematical questions and an 8 mark question at the end. A resource sheet that can be printed and mark scheme is also included. Ideal for use at the end of this topic.

KS3 lesson covering height and contour lines. Includes: Do Now activity Explanation of relief and altitude Explanation of the 3 ways of showing height on maps Contour line explanation Main activity worksheet Quiz and plenary

Complete lesson covering the causes and impacts of suburbanisation and counter-urbanisation. Lesson includes: Do Now Graph and discussion Mind map reasons for suburbanisation Explanation of counter-urbanisation Printable sheet that students use to categorise the impacts of suburbanisation and counter-urbanisation Plenary

Complete lesson covering OS map symbols. Lesson includes: Do Now labelling activity using a printable OS map Recap on other types of maps Labelling activity with printable OS map symbols sheet OS map symbols bingo to check understanding Plenary - describe a route on an OS map using the symbols

Complete lesson covering the different types of rain. Lesson includes: Do Now - interpreting a rainfall map Video Explanation of the different types of rain Printable worksheet for students to complete using diagrams and keywords on the board AfL activity Explanation of types of rainfall in different global locations Plenary to check for understanding

Complete lesson covering water conflict and water scarcity in the Middle East, with a focus on the Jordan River. Lesson includes: Do Now - locating the Jordan River Comparison of precipitation between Jordan and the UK Keyword match-up activity and extension Link to Water Scarcity Atlas for discussion Video Annotate and complete the sentences on the map of the Jordan River - printable handout Plenary Bonus video and questions

Complete lesson covering the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami in the Indian Ocean. Lesson includes: Do Now Video and questions Printable maps and data to create a choropleth map to help students decide which country was worst hit Decision making activity with 2 options to prevent future tsunamis (printable sheet) Plenary

Lesson covering V-shaped valleys. Designed for KS3 but could be used for KS4. Includes: Do Now activity Diagrams showing the formation of a v-shaped valley Explanation of lateral and vertical erosion Main activity drawing and labelling the diagram OS map activity with a v-shaped valley Plenary

Complete lesson covering the causes of flooding in Bangladesh. Designed for KS3 but could be used for KS4. Lesson includes: Do Now Explanation of Bangladesh’s vulnerability Information cards and questions Extension activity on monsoons AfL activity and bingo activity to check understanding Plenary - correct the mistakes

Complete lesson covering the formation of coves and concordant coastlines. Lesson includes: Do Now AfL activity - concordant vs discordant Animated explanation of the formation of a cove Gap fill activity Whole class AfL activity to check understanding

Complete lesson covering uneven development within India. Lesson includes: Do Now - interpreting map task Breakdown of GDP in different Indian states and tasks 2 videos and students use to note down key differences Printable reading on 2 areas of India and comprehension questions 3 mark exam question and model answer