This unit consists of 8 lessons showing Barnaby Bear visiting different locations. They are designed to be used on a whiteboard so that the children can see the pictures, read the text and talk about what they can see.

This resource offers 9 consective lessons for Y5/6 children [9-11 year olds] working in small groups around the production of a leaflet which explores different Mountain Environments.

This scheme of 6 lessons for mixed ability Y7 students can be delivered after the first 4 lessons of the Geography Association's 'Into Africa' toolkit or can be used as stand alone unit.

Following the new GCSE courses for September 2009, it seemed a sensible time to adapt coursework to fit with the new Controlled Assessment model and to focus on the skills students will need.

The question of sustainability is at the heart of geographical studies and is often now being taught as a unit on its own. It is relevant for both Geography and Citizenship.

This is an on-line revision tool for GCSE Geography covering industry - types, growth, decline, trade and aid, development and regional changes. It is driven by an interactive presentation and worksheets.

The project is an on-line revision tool for people studying GCSE Geography. Five main topics are covered with the aid of an interactive slide show and short self-marking tests.

This links well with Anne's Settlement Studies project

The project is an on-line revision tool for people studying GCSE Geography. Four main topics are covered with the aid of an interactive slide show and short self-marking tests.

This links well with Anne's Population Studies project

A teaching aid or revision exercise for GCSE students, this self-navigating project takes you through Scale and Distance, Contours, Grid References and use of maps with photographs.

This project is a stunning example of the education value of digital video. The project is large - therefore no zip file has been made available - 'Download resource' will open a folder of individual contents.

Four lessons designed to improve student understanding of weather reporting with extension activities that allow students to present their work.