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A power point to help pupils to get to grips with drawing, interpreting and using Venn diagrams to calculate probabilities. This lesson also contains a worksheet with a range of different questions that could be asked in an exam but also an extension task to show pupils the types of exam questions that can be asked. The answers for the worksheet is on the PPT and the mark scheme for the extension is also attached.

This pack contains a PPT that covers the following topics: Simplifying surds, adding and subtracting, multiplying and dividing and rationalising the denominator, over a series of informative lessons. Each lesson contains Past Paper Questions, a starter and a plenary, examples but also exercises for pupils to complete after the examples so that they can practise what they have learnt. This pack also has a summary homework and test.

This lesson is the 2nd lesson in the first theme of the WJEC/ WJEC Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson looks at what honeypot sites are and the impacts that they have socially, economically and environmentally. The lesson takes this as an example of Snowdonia National Park. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

This lesson is the 4th lesson in the fifth theme of the new WJEC/ WJEC Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson looks at how low pressure systems causes extreme weather events. Pupils explore this through looking at South Asian Monsoons and the 2015 Cyclone Pam. The activities for most of the work is on the powerpoint and the worksheets are attached. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

This lesson is the 3rd lesson in the sixth theme of the WJEC/ WJEC Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson looks at how companies such as Nike operate in NICs and LICs and why they operate in these countries. The lesson also looks at the positives and negatives of these companies in countries such as Vietnam. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

This pack contains a PPT which covers exam practise starters, examples for pupils to visually see how to answer direct and inverse proportion questions, plenaries so pupils are able to reflect on their own learning and learning of others in the class. Lesson 1: Direct proportion- contains a worksheet (WITH ANSWERS!!) and an extension sheet that covers common past paper questions (WITH ANSWERS!!) This lesson is covered from slide 1 to 6. Lesson 2: Inverse proportion- contains a worksheet with a range of questions that pupils could expect in their exams (This also contains ANSWERS) This lesson is covered from slide 7 to 12. This pack also has lesson plans for both lessons- (the lesson plans are in one doc).

This lesson is the 4th lesson in the sixth theme of the WJEC/ WJEC Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson looks at the different types of trade and how trade has helped to expand the development gap. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

This lesson is the 2nd lesson in the sixth theme of the WJEC/ WJEC Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson looks at what globalisation is, the factors that drive globalisation, how has NICs such as India benefited from globalisation and the advantages and disadvantages of companies such as Nike investing in countries such as Vietnam. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

This lesson is the 3rd lesson in the first theme of the WJEC/ WJEC Eduqas 2016 specification for geography- COASTS. This lesson looks at longshore drift and how it is involved in the formation of a spit. The lesson also looks at how beaches are formed. Everything that you need is on the powerpoint. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

This lesson is the first lesson that I taught for the river's section of Theme 1 of the new WJEC Geography GCSE course. This lesson pack includes the starter worksheet that looks at the key terms that the students need to know for the drainage basin section of the lesson. Worksheets for the hydrological sections. The powerpoint that runs through what they need to know about the drainage basin and hydrological cycle. This lesson can be done in 58 minutes if stick fully to the timings outlined in the lesson plan, but we all know this can be hard to do, so this lesson can be split up into 2- where the first lesson would then look at the drainage basin and the second lesson would look at the hydrological cycle. Visit here for the full river topic: /teaching-resource/wjec-eduqas-2016-spec-theme-1-full-river-section-11821723 Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here.

This lesson is the ninth lesson of the river's section of Theme 1 of the new WJEC Geography GCSE course. This lesson pack includes: --> A powerpoint that allows pupils to understand what the task is for the Boscastle investigation, starter answers, plenary reflection. -->A starter worksheet, worksheet for the main task. -->Assessed homework and detailed mark scheme that will help you to mark the assessed paper. Visit here for the full river topic: /teaching-resource/wjec-eduqas-2016-spec-theme-1-full-river-section-11821723 Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here.

This lesson is the first lesson in the second theme of the new WJEC/ Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson covered a basic overview of what vocabulary they need to know for the 2.1 key question (this is done as a starter), looks at sparsely populated areas and densely populated areas in Wales and looks migration with push and pull factors (helps pupils understand the basic link between urban and rural area). Pupils summarise their knowledge into an exam question that covers both a skills-based question and a suggest question. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here.

This lesson is the third lesson in the fifth theme of the new WJEC/ WJEC Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson covers extreme weather (Global distribution of cyclones and droughts, Global Circulation and the ITCZ). The powerpoint covers all the information that the pupils need and all tasks are on the powerpoint. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

This lesson is the eighth lesson in the second theme of the new WJEC/ Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson looks at the reasons for migration occuring witin the UK but also looking at the reasons and consequences of an ageing populations. Exam Practise throughout helps pupils understand how what they had learnt may be asked in the exam. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

This lesson is the 5th lesson in the fifth theme of the new WJEC/ WJEC Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson looks at high pressure systems and the associated hazards. Pupils explore the hazards through the case study of California Drought. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

This lesson is the 7th lesson in the fifth theme of the new WJEC/ WJEC Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson looks at urban micro-climates and how they affect the weather is an urban area. This lesson also uses an investigation where pupils go around their school exploring different micro-climates. The activities are r on the worksheet and on the powerpoint. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

This lesson is the second lesson in the second theme of the new WJEC/ Eduqas 2016 specification for geography. This lesson covers the what the sphere of influence is. It looks at what weakens and strengths it, an example of a sphere of influence and exam questions to help sum up pupils knowledge. Everything that you need is on the powerpoint Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography

3 weeks of maths homework for year 7. The homework is non-calculated and can be used as revision ready for a Maths Test or end of year test. It can also be used for the National Numeracy Tests in Wales. I have also given a copy of the blank table so you can create your own homework for a topic or for some revision. You can also use these sheets as a starter or a plenary. Please, can you leave a comment for any improvements or anything that is good about it?

This pack contains a power point that is broken up into two lessons which cover's index notation and fractional indices. Each lesson contains a starter, examples, top tips, exercises, exam practices and even a plenary. This pack also contains a summary homework to help assess what aspects of both of the lessons pupils have and haven't understood but also a mark scheme is included.

This is the assessment for theme 5. It contains a range of different exam questions from different exam boards which focus on different style of questions. The marksheme is very detailed and gives everything that is needed to mark the paper. It contains a feedback sheet which helps you as teachers to give concise and detailed/ targeted feedback. Any feedback on this lesson would be a great help for future lessons uploaded onto here. JPMathsandGeography