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Extreme global impacts is a structured collection of 12 KS3 lessons and tailor-made resources to support your teaching of the impact of people on cities, tourism and on the global commons.
Each lesson includes teaching notes, student activity sheets and PowerPoint presentations.
Teach as a six-week unit or dip in and out – the choice is yours.
- 12 lessons and accompanying resources, including teaching notes, student activity sheets and PowerPoint presentations
- answers where relevant
- divided into themes, so finding what you need is easy.
Reviews
Nichola Hughes
Thank you very much for your support during this time, this has really helped myself and my department.
Posted on 31st March 2020
Marisa Sellayah
thank you for this resource! very generous and very helpful. I am new to teachit geography, and i am blown away by the immense resources made available to us teachers! Definitely a Geography teacher must have!
Posted on 30th March 2020
Geography editor
Really pleased there are parts of this you will be able to make use of. This was the idea of the teaching unit - that it could be taught as a whole unit or dipped in and out of! Enjoy planning your new unit!
Posted on 19th June 2019
Brian O'Hara
I am still creating the unit on Natural Hazards and Disasters and I have not used the resource. I will pick parts out to add to the unit and willprobably delve deeper into it next year as I revamp the unit. Material is much appreciated, but still haven't been able to incorporate much into my units made before me.
Posted on 13th May 2019
76 pages
Extreme global impacts is a structured collection of 12 KS3 lessons and tailor-made resources to support your teaching of the impact of people on cities, tourism and on the global commons.
Each lesson includes teaching notes, student activity sheets and PowerPoint presentations.
Teach as a six-week unit or dip in and out – the choice is yours.
- 12 lessons and accompanying resources, including teaching notes, student activity sheets and PowerPoint presentations
- answers where relevant
- divided into themes, so finding what you need is easy.
Reviews
Nichola Hughes
Thank you very much for your support during this time, this has really helped myself and my department.
Posted on 31st March 2020
Marisa Sellayah
thank you for this resource! very generous and very helpful. I am new to teachit geography, and i am blown away by the immense resources made available to us teachers! Definitely a Geography teacher must have!
Posted on 30th March 2020
Geography editor
Really pleased there are parts of this you will be able to make use of. This was the idea of the teaching unit - that it could be taught as a whole unit or dipped in and out of! Enjoy planning your new unit!
Posted on 19th June 2019
Brian O'Hara
I am still creating the unit on Natural Hazards and Disasters and I have not used the resource. I will pick parts out to add to the unit and willprobably delve deeper into it next year as I revamp the unit. Material is much appreciated, but still haven't been able to incorporate much into my units made before me.
Posted on 13th May 2019