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An excellent stand alone to inspire and provoke alternative thinking in your classes. This lesson examines the though of eating insect and the potential benefits that coincide. Watch your pupils squirm and change their ideas on what could be served as lunch.

This is a full scheme of work for the AQA topic 'Changing Urban Environments' The lesson includes extensive exam analysis with questions and case study information. The lessons are engaging and have been thoroughly enjoyed by my year 11 classes. The pack includes: The Causes of Urbanisation Urban Zones Urban Issues in MEDCs -Housing -Inner City Decline -CBD Decline -Traffic Congestion -Segregation Urban Issues in LEDCs Shanty Towns Problems and Solutions

Lesson 1- China’s Political Landscape Lesson 2- China’s Physical Geography Lesson 3- China’s Population

Cambridge A2- Global Interdependence A two part lesson that covers the following objectives: Define visible and invisible imports/exports Define patterns of trade flows Define inequalities of trade flows

A level Geography Trade TEACHER and STUDENT Versions

A Level- Employment Sectors

Lesson 1- Population Introduction Lesson 2- Births and Fertility Lesson 3- Death Rates Lesson 4- Life Expectancy Lesson 5- Population Structure Work booklet for all. Please note there is no scheme of work attached. The idea is to make use of the power points with the work booklet. Some tasks are explained, others would be discussion or using common sense to create your own. A very detailed template to get started. Thanks

A-Level Population Intro TEACHER and STUDENT Versions

Pupils learn the distribution of plate boundaries for GCSE GEOGRAPHY and examples.

This booklet has 40 pages of revision tasks relating to the population content in the AQA geography A spec. It goes through all of the required processes and uses relevant case studies.

The booklet has a repeat remind revise approach and is very effective in embedding key processes and case study content. This booklet gives small pieces of information and then immediately has an activity for pupils to complete. It has shown excellent results in exams for pupil who have not studied TOURISM since the start of year 10. It can also be used to recap on certain sections. I find best to print out in a small A5 booklet.

Pupils learn the 3 types of plate boundaries Examples and where they are located Pupils learn landforms associated with each type of boundary and apply to exam questions

This lesson explores the GCSE Case study Mt St Helens eruptions Causes Effects Reponses Exam practice

An engaging scheme of work which examines the causes of effects of inequality in the 21st Century. This study pack includes the following lessons: 1. Analysis and comparing lives across the globe. 2. An introduction into global inequality 3. HIV and AIDS in Botswana 4. Pirates in Somalia 5. Slums in Kenya 6. Blood Diamonds 8. Legal Smuggling

The lessons are a collection of map skills lessons designed for KS3.

This includes a range of Information Sheets and some corresponding power points. (15 -20 hours worth of content)

This lesson introduces tourism to GCSE and A level pupils. It investigates why tourism has grown over the past 2 decades and why it is important for the growth and development of a country's GDP. Engaging and interesting activities, my GCSE classes thoroughly enjoyed this lesson.

A quick lesson that examines the possibility of eating insects. Adapted for online learning.

The aim of the lesson is for pupils to create a travel itinerary around South America. They have 3 potential tourists who all have different preferences on where they want to go and what they want to see. The pupils need to work as a team to select the correct places and design a logical route through the countries. This is a very engaging lesson. It promotes decision making, analyzing information, geographical inquiry, working as a team and map skills.