Geography Teacher Area
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Welcome to the geography teacher area of Internet Geography. We have a range of geography teaching resources for you in this area. There is a small selection of low-cost resources available, the proceeds of which help support the development of this site. If you have resources to share we’d love to hear from you. To recommend websites or share resources please contact us by emailing admin@internetgeography.net
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We’ve recently launched Internet Geography Plus which provides access to weekly GCSE Geography teaching resources. Internet Geography Plus focusses on developing geographical skills, knowledge and understanding. Internet Geography Plus resources include formative assessment materials, revision tools, infographics and skills development booklets all for an annual subscription of £20. Find out more about Internet Geography Plus
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Geography in the News
Geography in the News is a free homework assignment published every week. It has been developed to encourage students to engage with news stories that have a geographical theme.
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Resources
To support the development costs of Internet Geography we have developed a range of premium teaching and learning resources. Free resources are further down this page.
Free Resources
Geography knowledge organisers – available to download for free in .pdf format.
Memory Geoggers – approaches to support revisiting GCSE Geography skills, knowledge and understanding. Also useful for homework activities and revision.
Four of a kind – Four of a kind is a thinking skills activity that can be used for revision, a lesson starter or plenary. Students group keywords/features into groups of four and explain their choices.
Odd One Out – Odd one out activities provide a nice thinking task that can be used as a lesson starter or as part of a revision session. Provide students with a group of words, which contain an odd one out. They are to identify which is the odd one out and give a reason for this.
Concept Mapping – Students identify links between different concepts. A great AfL tool for establishing what students understand and what they need to work on. Particularly useful for revision or checking understanding before an assessment.
Take a look at our geography diagrams for use in your classroom. If you have a request for a diagram please contact us.
@_jopayne has shared her brilliant question a day Powerpoint. Great for homework and revision. You can download here:
Geography Jobs Top Trumps developed and shared by @geography_meg. Available in Word and PDF format:
Fantastic location description scaffolds developed and shared by @geography_meg. Available in Word and Powerpoint format:
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