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Powerpoint to introduce the composition of the atmosphere and thermal stratification.

Powerpoint covering the sustainable management of water, including conservation of water at home - part of the Hydrosphere topic. Includes youtube video, task, and worksheet

Powerpoint covering the disappearance of the Aral Sea, suitable for background info for the Environmental Science A level, or Geography. Includes youtube video

Fun powerpoint introducing photosynthesis. I used to encourage two students to role-play - one playing Bert, and another his pet tree.

Powerpoint covering secondary fuels, part of the Energy resources topic. Includes a simple experiment, and focuses mainly on using Hydrogen as a fuel. Includes youtube videos.

Powerpoit serving as an introduction to fossil fuels as part of the Energy resources topic.

Powerpoint covering sustainable forest management - part of the forest resource topic. Includes worksheets.

Light-hearted Powerpoint illustrating the similarities between a plant’s physiology and a human’s. Comes with worksheet.

Powerpoint covering the environmental impacts of fishing, and methods to reduce those impacts. Forms part of the Aquatic Food Resource topic and includes youtube videos.

Powerpoint covering Marine Productivity - part of the Aquatic Food Resources topic.

Powerpoit covering biocapacity and ecological footprints, from the sustainability topic. Covers ecological and carbon footprints, biocapacity.

Powerpoint forming part of the pollution topic. This covers what happens to our household waste once it is collected. Covers Methane, leachate, landfill sites, how incineration plants work and potential environmental issues with both. Includes youtube videos.

Powerpoint covering strategies to improve sustainability in agriculture. Intended to be used as the culmination of the agriculture topic. Includes youtube videos.

A fun nature quiz (10 questions) which has always been very popular with my students. One of a series of quizzes based around bizarre and interesting facts about nature. Sample questions - What colour is a hippo’s sweat? In what country do most tigers live?

A fun nature quiz (10 questions) which has always been very popular with my students. One of a series of quizzes based around bizarre and interesting facts about nature. Sample questions - If you were going to commit a crime, why would you take a koala with you? Which British fruit can you hear growing?

A fun nature quiz (10 questions) which has always been very popular with my students. One of a series of quizzes based around bizarre and interesting facts about nature. Sample questions - How do snow flies survive sub-zero temperatures? What do Tarsiers do in captivity?

A fun nature quiz (10 questions) which has always been very popular with my students. One of a series of quizzes based around bizarre and interesting facts about nature. Sample questions - What would Nemo’s grandchildren call him? How many toes does a two-toed sloth have?

Part of a series of nature quizzes which have always been very popular with my students. Based around bizarre and interesting facts about nature (10 questions). Sample questions - What kind of music do Great White sharks prefer? What colour is a Red Octopus?

A fun nature quiz (10 questions) which has always been very popular with my students. One of a series of quizzes based around bizarre and interesting facts about nature. Sample questions - Why is a killer whale not a killer whale? What do leafcutter ants eat?

Powerpoint covering the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) (aka the North Atlantic Conveyor Belt) includes youtube videos and worksheet.