KS3 Geography Course Cranbrook Education Campus E Jacobs. Weather & Climate

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KS3 Course Structure @ Cranbrook Education Campus E Jacobs Term Year 7 Term 1 What is Term 2 Term 3 Sustainability Weather & Climate Rainforests Coasts Term Year 8 Term 1 Restless Earth Term 2 Term 3 Population, Migration & Globalisation Changing Places & World Issues Students to have: Book: Topic Content s ½ Termly s to be done in a range of approaches. Students to be marked in line with Route Descriptors. s to include retrospective Topic Content from previous topics also. End of Year

Year 7 Term 1 Introduction to (2 Lessons) Organising (2 Lessons) Locating (7 Lessons) Introduction to To be able to describe Baseline To know in which areas we have strong Geographical Skills and which areas we need to work on. Organising To be able to describe using categories Human, Physical & Environmental Homework Organising To be able to discuss using categories Maps & Atlases Atlas Scavenger Hunt Continents & Oceans Countries Regions & Counties South West Global Scale Connections To recognise the purpose of an Atlas & Maps To use an atlas to find information from maps To identify the continents and oceans of the world To be able to work together using our research skills to find out about different countries in the world To be able to describe the different Countries, Regions and Counties which make up the United Kingdom To be able to describe the different counties of the South West & To begin to draw connections between ourselves and the world around us To assess knowledge of the topics so far County Homework Mapping DIRT/ Directions To Reflect on previous topic subject Knowledge & To be able to use compass points to find and locate objects/places (8 Lessons) Scale To know why using scale on maps is important and how to use it Grid References To be able to give and find 4 or 6 figure grid references 6 Figure Grid References Grid References To be able to give and find 4 or 6 figure grid references Symbols To be able to understand what O.S Map symbols are used for & to be able to use O.S Map Symbols Contours To be able to interpret the height of the land from a map To be able to demonstrate and assess our map skills Practice /DIRT To be able to recall the skills needed in order to use an OS Map To be able to apply these skills in order to use an OS Map Seeing Seeing 5Ws To know what questions we should ask to become a good geographer (3 Lessons) Sketching - To be able to draw/label/describe and explain a sketch Sketch Homework DIRT/ Making Connections To identify how we are connected to other parts of the world Revision End of Term Quiz To assess and revise knowledge from the Term End of Term 1 End of Term1 End of Term 1 : s are subject to topic. s follow the similar Question format as the current GCSE and marked using KS3 Route Descriptors Extension Tasks (Purple Challenge Tasks) are displayed on Lesson Slides in Purple Boxes Support with Tasks & Extra Lesson resources, TAs and Teacher circulation of class to focus on assisting

Year 7 Term 2 Sustainability Weather & Climate Resources & Sustainability To be able to explain what problems our world connections could cause, To be able to define Sustainability & infinite/ finite resources Waste Not, Want Not To identify waste products and evaluate whether they can be Bin Diary recycled/reused or thrown way Clothing To identify ways to reduce, reuse and recycle our clothes and link our actions to ideas about the environment Biodegradable Waste To explore what we can do with our biodegradable waste Paper Problems To explain the use of paper & problems associated Paper Solutions To explain the solutions to the problems posed by paper use Poster Homework Plastic Problems To explain the use of plastic & problems associated Plastic Solutions To be able to explain some of the solutions to the waste problems we have learnt about. To be able to discuss how effective they are. To assess knowledge of the topic DIRT/ Weather or Climate Extreme Weather Why is our Climate like this Rain Measuring Weather Microclimates Fieldwork To be able to identify the difference between weather and climate. To be able to draw a climate graph to show the weather of a location To identify and explain what extreme weather is To be able to identify factors which influence our weather and climate To be able to explain how rain is formed To be able to identify and explain the three main rainfall types To be able to explain the different methods we can use to measure weather To be able to explain why the weather in a small area can be different from the general surroundings To be able to explain the different microclimates of the school. To assess knowledge of the topic End of Term 2 End of Term2 End of Term 2 : s are subject to topic. s follow the similar Question format as the current GCSE and marked using KS3 Route Descriptors 5 day weather forecast Stratus, Cirrus, Cumulus clouds Picture & Description Extension Tasks (Purple Challenge Tasks) are displayed on Lesson Slides in Purple Boxes Support with Tasks & Extra Lesson resources, TAs and Teacher circulation of class to focus on assisting

Year 7 Term 3 Rainforests Coasts End of Year Rainforests Intro The Amazon Why do we need Rainforests Animal Adaptations Dangers & Threats Using the Rainforest -Tribes Deforestation Sustainable Rainforests To be able to describe what a Rainforest is and where they are located To take a close look at one of the largest Tropical Rainforests on Earth To be able to describe the ways in which the Rainforests are necessary to Earth To be able to explain the ways in which animals are adapted to living in the Rainforest To research and explain the threats facing the Rainforests To explain the different ways in which the rainforest is used To be able to explain the effects of deforestation on the Rainforest & wider world To research into management of Tropical Rainforests & Sustainability analyse the ways in which the Rainforests are used and the impacts of this in regards to sustainability Intro to Coasts & uses Conflict along the Coast Headlands & Bays Cave, Arch, Stack, Stump Old Harry Long Shore Drift Cliff Collapse Revision of all Topics End of Year Tasks & Lesson resources have been differentiated as per students : s are subject to topic. s follow the similar Question format as the current GCSE and marked using KS3 Route Descriptors Layers of the Rainforest Design Animal End of Term 3 End of Term 3 End of Term 3 Extension Tasks (Purple Challenge Tasks) are displayed on Lesson Slides in Purple Boxes Support with Tasks & Extra Lesson resources, TAs and Teacher circulation of class to focus on assisting

Year 8 Term 1 Introduction (1 Lesson) Restless Earth (17 Lessons) Introduction to Yr. 8 of Me Tectonic Hazards To be able to define a Tectonic Hazard and give examples Structure of the Earth To be able to describe the Structure of The Earth Earth s Crust & Plate Summary Sheet Tectonic Plates & Continental Drift To describe how plates move To be able to give evidence for this Tectonic Plate Boundaries To know where the different plates are located on the earth To begin to describe where earthquakes and volcanoes occur Different Plate Boundaries To be able to explain how plate boundaries effect the distribution of Tectonic Hazards Different Plate Boundaries To be able to draw and explain the 4 different tectonic boundaries Complete your labelled diagrams To assess our knowledge of Tectonic Plate Boundaries DIRT/ What happens in an Earthquake To understand how an earthquake happens To be able to identify the key features of an earthquake Causes & Effects of Earthquakes To be able to sort and describe the causes, effects and responses to the Sichuan Earthquake, China, 2008 Measuring Earthquakes To understand how the Richter Scale measures earthquakes Restless San Andreas Fault Line To use prior knowledge to build a case study Earth San Andreas Fault Line To use prior knowledge to build a case study (17 Lessons) Managing and coping with Earthquakes To be able to explain ways in which the effects of an Earthquake can be managed/prepared for Sichuan EQ Newspaper Dragons Den EQ Proof Designing To use our knowledge of EQ strategies to create a product/ building to withstand an Earthquake To assess our knowledge of EQ management Volcanic Eruptions To be able to describe the effects of a Volcano & To be able to Revision Resource explain why people may live in the danger zone of a Volcano To assess our knowledge of the whole topic DIRT/ Countries & Flags To refresh build on our general knowledge of the world General Continents & Oceans To refresh build on our general knowledge of the world Country Fact files (3 Lessons) Capitals & Connections To refresh build on our general knowledge of the world Revision End of Term Quiz to revise and reflect on this terms work End of Term 1 End of Term 1 End of Term 1 : s are subject to topic. s follow the similar Question format as the current GCSE and marked using KS3 Route Descriptors Extension Tasks (Purple Challenge Tasks) are displayed on Lesson Slides in Purple Boxes Support with Tasks & Extra Lesson resources, TAs and Teacher circulation of class to focus on assisting

Year 8 Term 2 Population, Development & Globalisation (17 Lessons) Population, Development & Globalisation (17 Lessons) Population Density To be able to define population & To begin to describe why some places may be more populated than others Increases & Decreases in to be able to explain how different factors can effect a Population population Demographic Transition Model To be able to describe changes in Birth and Death Rates in relation to the different stages of the DTM Population Pyramids To be able to draw, interpret and compare population pyramids Complete Pyramids Life Expectancy To be able to justify and categorise the factors that make us live longer Population Controls To be able to explain the challenges created by overpopulation India Population Policy and discuss strategies to limit it. To assess our knowledge of the topic so far and highlight areas to reflect on before continuing DIRT/ Development Indicators To define development and explain how it can be measured Mapping Development Ranking Development HDI & Hadza Globalisation Employment Types Globalisation Positives Globalisation Negatives To be able to map development using wealth To be able to decide which development indicator is the most useful and explain why To Know what the HDI is and explain how it can be used to measure development To learn a definition of the term globalisation and to be able to give an example of a product that is globalised. To be able to define different employment types and give examples To be able to use stories to investigate the positive and negative effects of Globalisation To be able to use stories to investigate the positive and negative effects of Globalisation To assess our knowledge of the topic End of Term 2 End of Term 2 End of Term 2 : s are subject to topic. s follow the similar Question format as the current GCSE and marked using KS3 Route Descriptors Hadza People Poster Research a Global Company or Brand Extension Tasks (Purple Challenge Tasks) are displayed on Lesson Slides in Purple Boxes Support with Tasks & Extra Lesson resources, TAs and Teacher circulation of class to focus on assisting

Year 8 Term 3 Changing Places & World Issues End of Year Introduction to Topic- Biomes of the World Interaction of Species- Impacts Oceans Oceans Polar Lands Polar Lands Tropical Rainforests Tropical Rainforests Rivers/ Coasts Rivers/ Coasts Urbanisation Urbanisation Migration Politics Conflict Revision of all Topics End of Year Tasks & Lesson resources have been differentiated as per students End of Term 3 End of Term 3 End of Term 3 : s are subject to topic. s follow the similar Question format as the current GCSE and marked using KS3 Route Descriptors Extension Tasks (Purple Challenge Tasks) are displayed on Lesson Slides in Purple Boxes Support with Tasks & Extra Lesson resources, TAs and Teacher circulation of class to focus on assisting