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.

A blank template which could be adapted to help students explain points. Can be used for KS3, KS4 and KS5.

A lesson about the preparation for Hurricane Irma. It includes a card sort of the short term and long term responses, explaining how the preparation helped and evaluating which was the best way to prepare and why. Lots short, action packed activities that could be printed as worksheets from the PowerPoint.

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.

Coastal processes test on 10 key words.

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.

1 hour lesson. 6 rounds of quiz questions. Answers included, after each round. All you need to quiz teams, a piece of paper and pen. Round 1 - Name the Easter Egg Round 2 - General knowledge. Easter Traditions. Round 3 - Flags Round 4 - Word Scramble Round 5 - Famous bunnies Round 6 - Easter Celebrities Well worth it for £1!

An infographic which highlights the positive and negative impacts of Nike.

A lesson about the strengths and weaknesses of gross national income, literacy rate and the human development index. The lessons includes a starter identifying key terms, a worksheet to identify strengths and weaknesses and then an application of knowledge by evaluating which is the best indicator and why, using a world cup style knock out system. Suitable for KS3 and GCSE Geography.

This worksheet allows students to reflect on what their poor behavior was, the reason for it and how to improve their behavior in the future. There is a positive behavior word search on the back and an opportunity for students to reflect on their own positive qualities. This worksheet can be used to support discussion between the student and teacher, during detention to resolve issues. It is meant as a restorative practice.

An infographic to define a MNC and identify positive and negative impacts of McDonalds as a MNC.

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 nice activity for Year 7 and 8 students to break the ice. It could be used with new GCSE classes too. The students go around the classroom and ask each other the questions on the sheet. They record the name of the person and their answer to the question. Should last between 15-20 minutes. Simple activity for the first day back. It can be made competitive by offering rewards for the first person to finish.

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.

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 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 multiple choice quiz has been designed to test students knowledge of key words and basic knowledge about global cities. It suits students studying the Eduqas Geography B, GCSE course. The resource also comes with an answer sheet.

A magazine article which looks at the cause, preparation, effects and responses to storm Christoph, in the North West of England, in 2021.

This worksheet is an excellent decision making activity. Students combined their map skills and knowledge of development in order to identify and prioritise which would be the best way to prepare and respond to hurricanes. It is a competition. Each decision they make scores points. The students with the highest amount of points wins! It will last one hour to complete the activity, mark the activity and give feedback. An easy lesson for student-led discovery.

This lesson includes a PowerPoint and worksheet with an opportunities for students to identify products in their bags and locate where they have come from, to create a definition of globalisation and to explain why rich countries import and manufacture products in LICs. It is the perfect introduction to a KS3 globalisation topic.