This mini-booklet was created for a pre-GCSE geography group, but there is much overlap with the GCSE syllabuses. It looks at composition of the Earth, how rocks are formed, continental drift, plate tectonics, plate boundaries, and the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami case study.
This mini-booklet was created for a pre-GCSE geography group, but there is much overlap with the GCSE syllabuses. It looks at what soil is, its composition, types of soils, soil horizons, soil erosion and desertification.
This mini-booklet was created for a pre-GCSE geography group, although there is much overlap with the GCSE syllabuses. It looks at the different types of settlements, land usage, the settlement hierarchy, urbanisation and a Nairobi slum case study.
This mini-booklet was created for a pre-GCSE geography group, although there is much overlap with the GCSE syllabuses. It looks at coastal erosion, how waves move, why the sea is blue, how boats float, features of the ocean floor and the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
This mini-booklet was created for a pre-GCSE geography group, although there is much overlap with the GCSE syllabuses. It looks at what population is, why populations change size, why people migrate, has a glossary of the key words the are associated with the topic and a case study.
This mini-booklet was created for a pre-GCSE geography group, although there is much overlap with the GCSE syllabuses. It looks at what fair trade is, the arguments for and against it, a glossary of words the are associated with the topic and a case study.
These cards were created in 2019 to support revision for the CAIE Cambridge IGCSE Geography (9-1) (0976) exam, but also have a lot of crossover with the CAIE Environmental Management IGCSE.
For use as a group discussion, as points to consider with your child/ren or on your own. The main themes running through this compare and contrast session are becoming a better person, over-coming your difficulties and family relationships.
For use as a group discussion, as points to consider with your child/ren or on your own. The main themes running through this compare and contrast session are fighting for what you believe in, control and power over others, what it means to be part of a whole.
This was designed for a group for 6-9 year olds, looking at both MRS NERG (or MRS GREN, if that is how you learnt it), and the art of Giuseppe Arcimboldo. The activity is all cutting and sticking.