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Secondary Geography
Weather Charts
By the end of the lesson, you will be able to: Understand isobars and their relationship with wind speed Identify various pressure systems and
wordle
Secondary Geography
Past Climate Teaching Resources
Explore the climate of five different scale periods of the past 2.6 million years and investigate some of the basic processes affecting the climate.
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Secondary Geography
Past Climate Changes – Module 1
The climate of the last 2.6 million years. Supervolcanoes and the Milankovitch cycles. Ice ages and glacial periods.
Secondary Geography
2. Weather Measurements
In this lesson we look at the specialist instruments used to measure the weather and how data collected at different locations can be used
Secondary Geography
1. Weather in Our Lives
In this lesson, we investigate what weather is and how it has an impact on our daily lives – our clothes, food, travel, work
Traffic moving on snowy road.
Secondary Maths
KS3 Maths – Moving Around
Students are to traverse a network in the most efficient manner possible. Consider different information to influence their decisions on the best route to
Traffic moving on snowy road.
Secondary Maths
KS3 Maths – Keeping the Roads Open
The main activity is essentially a simulation of County Council decision making when roads are forecast to freeze. Pupils use temperature forecasts from the
thermometer
Secondary Maths
KS3 Maths – Is Temperature Rising?
By the end of the lesson: Students will demonstrate that the temperatures in England are rising; Students will produce a report to justify their
Satellite floating over the earth
Secondary Science
Watching the Earth
A series of downloadable lesson plans and teacher’s notes for science GCSE based on using the Gravity field and steady state Ocean Circulation Explorer
satellites above the earth
Secondary Science
Satellites
By the end of the lesson all students will know that: satellites orbit objects that are much larger than themselves
satellites
Secondary Science
Satellites
Satellites provide a huge variety of information. They carry instruments that relay telecommunications signals (telephone messages, TV pictures, emergency messages from ships and aircraft…
clouds watercycle expriment
Secondary Science
Water Cycle
What are clouds and why does it rain?   Prior Learning Previously students learnt the basic water cycle, this is adding to and building
Secondary Science
Seasons
By the end of the lesson: All students will know that we have seasons because the Earth is tilted

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