This cross-curricular presentation that requires pupils to work out the co-ordinates of locations on the WW2 map of Europe. It covers 4 and 6 figure grid references. There is a clever video link included with this resource to start the lesson. You could print out the maps for use in lessons, therefore some preparation is required in order to get the best results. There is an extension sheet provided in publisher format. LO: To use co-ordinates to specify location LO: To use grid references to specify location

Learners use research materials to label the maps of Wales with the main rivers and areas of population. Geography / topic task - Atlases or internet access required. 3 Levels of differentiation: BS (Lower) - Research and label the main rivers AA (Middle) - Research, draw and label the main rivers MAT (More able) - Research, draw and label the main rivers and towns/cities LO: To label the main rivers using atlases and research materials

Pupil need to copy the text and replace the 'x' with the required basic punctuation marks. This activity has three levels of differentiation. Used with lower KS2 (Ages 7-9) but applicable to learners across the key stage.

Learners research sporting events across the world and label their findings on the large blank world map. e.g. Date, location and type of event. More able pupils could work out how many years ago each event took place. A partly completed sample map is and a list of Olympic dates are also included. For best results pupils should use A3 paper and shade using colours. LO: To use atlases and maps to locate countries that have hosted major sporting events.

Learners use worksheets to collect information about the main rivers in Wales e.g Length, source, mouth etc Geography / topic task - Collection of research data (not included). Internet access required. 3 Levels of differentiation: BS (Lower) AA (Middle) MAT (More able) LO: To collect information from the internet to build a database about rivers.