This lesson introduces students to globalisation, what it is and how we can recogonise examples of it in our daily lives.

This lesson introduces students to the water cycle and how it works

This resource can be used as a research, revision or homework/project task

This lesson introduces students to development indicators with focus on HDI and its pros and cons. it interlinks math skills where students are asked to create radial graphs based on HDI of different countries (countries can be changed to suit your classroom location / nationalities).

This lesson looks at the difference between top down and bottom up aid strategies with emphasis on ‘Goat aid’ as a case study example of bottom up aid used in Ethiopia (and other African countries).

This lesson focuses on the definitions for erosion, transportation and deposition with emphasis on the processes of erosion and transportation.

This lesson looks at the long and cross profiles of a river and which stage erosion and transportation occurs in

This lesson outlines the different features of a river from source to mouth. It also gives students the chance to research more information about rivers and their characeristics

This lesson looks at the characteristics of flora in the polar regions as well as how humans interact with the polar regions

In this lesson students will look at goods and services and the different ways that people use the rainforest

This lesson looks at the different characteristics of 4 main biomes - TRFs, deserts, deciduous forests and polar regions.

Case study specific lesson about TNCs and the impact they are having on Nigeria.

This lesson looks at depositional landforms and how the process of longshore drift create them.

This is a research based lesson where students must complete their own case studies for an area of the UK affected by coastal erosion. Group work activity and / or homework activity. Students can be asked to present their research to the class to include collaboration and confidence into their work tasks.

This lesson introduces students to the rock cycle and the characteristics of the main rock types. This allows students to understand why some rocks erode faster than others.

This lesson looks at the difference between weathering and erosion and focuses on the different type of weathering. The lesson gives detail about mechanical weathering - freeze thaw action.

This PowerPoint talks students through the layers of the earth, continental drift, plate boundaries and convection currents

This lesson looks at how earthquakes occur, the difference between shallow and deep focus earthquakes and how earthquakes are measured.

This PowerPoint and worksheet gives students a basic introduction to global biomes, their locations and why they have different climates. The fill in the blanks activity challenges students to think about climate globally with an extension question for the higher ability students.

This lesson looks at population distribution and density as well as push and pull factors causing people to move