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Primary, Secondary Science
Does it Always Rain from Dark Clouds?
A scientific inquiry into the water cycle
urban scene
Secondary Geography
Microclimates
A microclimate is the distinctive climate of a small-scale area, such as a garden, park, valley or part of a city
well graph
Secondary Geography
Weather Projects
Introduction Project ideas: 1. How accurate are weather forecasts for my local area?2. A survey of how the temperature changes in my back garden3.
Family playing on the beach
Secondary Geography
Case Study – Heatwave
More than 20,000 people died after a record-breaking heatwave left Europe sweltering in August 2003. The period of extreme heat is thought to be
wg2
Secondary Geography
Adaptation Strategies
Adaptation to climate change needs to be addressed in all urban policies. Discuss.
CloudWheel Cut Out
Primary, Secondary Geography
CloudWheel Cutout
We have made a cloud wheel that can be cut out and used to identify clouds. Simply download the pdf, cut out the two
Clouds in a blue sky
Secondary Geography
Clouds
Resources to help with identifying clouds and the processes which cause them.
Secondary Geography
OCR Geography B GCSE
Resources for OCR 2016 Geography B We are delighted to have worked together with the OCR to develop resources to support this specification –
Secondary Geography
OCR GCSE Geography
We are delighted to have worked together with the OCR to develop the following resources to support this specification: Extreme Weather Activities A) Classroom
Wind vane
Secondary Geography
OCR 2016 Geography A GCSE
Recommended Resources to Support the Teaching of Weather and Climate within this Specification
wind sock
Secondary Geography
2016 OCR A Level Geography
Recommended Resources to Support the Teaching of Weather and Climate within this Specification
Wind vane
Secondary Geography
2016 AQA A Level Geography
Recommended Resources to Support the Teaching of Weather and Climate within this Specification
notes for teachers
Secondary Geography
Contour Drawing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ur7CSB4wLuI&feature=emb_title If you’ve ever looked at an Ordnance Survey Map, you’ll have seen the contours – lines joining places which are the same height
Secondary Geography, Secondary Maths, Secondary Science
A Level
Suitable resources for Geography, Science and Maths
severe storm diagram
Secondary Geography
Severe Storms
Including hail, downdraughts and cloudbursts
weather symbols
Secondary Geography
UK Climate: Data
Have a look at the climate station map of the UK produced by the Met Office. Choose one of the stations, then look at

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