Complete lesson covering the main causes of flooding in the UK. Designed for KS3 but could be used with KS4. Lesson includes: Do Now Label the rivers activity Describe the UK rainfall distribution Worksheets and decision making activity on the main cause and possible solutions (includes differentiated worksheets and a hint sheet) Challenge questions Plenary

Complete lesson on weathering. Planned for KS3 but could be used with KS4. Lesson includes: Do Now questions Definition Thinking activity True or false AfL Worksheet summarising all the types of weathering Final AfL activity Exam question plenary

Complete lesson covering the distribution of economic activity in the UK. Lesson includes: Do Now Explanation of distribution and what it means 3 printable worksheets covering primary, secondary and tertiary industry with activities to complete (can be differentiated by ability) Plenary

Complete lesson covering economic change in the UK over time, and the reasons for this change. Lesson includes: Do Now Paired graph activity Describe the graph Annotate key explanations onto the graph AfL activity - correct the mistakes Writing summary and plenary

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).

Complete lesson covering the changing balance between public and private investment in India, including a focus on the advantages and disadvantages of 2 specific private sector investments in India. Lesson includes: Do Now - recap questions (can be edited if not Edexcel) Thought for the lesson - why is Tesco now found in India? Keyword match-up and AfL to check understanding Explanation of how public and private investment in India is changing (and accompanying questions) 3 mark exam question and model answer Video on Coca Cola in India Printable reading on Coca Cola & Microsoft - students identify the advantages & disadvantages Spot the mistakes AfL Plenary - 8 mark question to complete

Complete lesson covering ethical consumption. Lesson was designed for the Edexcel A-level but would work with other specifications too. Lesson includes: Do Now Keyword check Summary of the world’s ecological footprint The sustainability quadrant Info sheets summarising Fairtrade, recycling, Traid, Keep Britain Tidy, ethical shopping and the circular economy - students use this info to annotate their sustainability quadrants Discussion questions

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

Introduction to Nigeria lesson for AQA GCSE Geography Includes information about Nigeria’s social, economic, political and environmental context.

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

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.