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Geography 9 1 Introduction to Population and population distribution begin to explain the pattern of population distribution. describe and explain the pattern of population distribution at a range of scales. Comprehension tasks Information stations Picture activities Tops and tails activity Revise for UK Mega cities Expected progress: explain the reasons for urbanisation and link them to the formation of megacities in detail you can justify why urbanisation occurs and make links to the formation of megacities in detail using case studies and geographical terminology Graph work Interpreting different types of maps, card sort, video clip Comprehensions Research a large city explain why people live there Population pyramids Expected progress: to describe and explain what population pyramids show to be able to draw and annotate a population pyramid Graph work creating population pyramids Mapping activity about the population of Lancashire Introduction to India and its population policies Expected Progress: describe the location of Kerala and its demographic history. describe in detail the location of Kerala and explain its demographic history using geographical terminology. Table to form opinions Interpreting images Fact file Decision making exercise Drawing graphs Worksheet - population policies

SUBJECT: Geography YEAR: 9 Half Term: 1 Migration To compare different reasons that lead to international migration Economic V Refugee Expected progress Describe and explain the differences between economic migrants and refugees and the reasons why they migrate in detail Better than expected progress To classify the social, economic, and environmental impacts migration has in detail using geographical terminology Interpreting sources, decision making exercise, venn diagrams, classification Puch and pull factors Effects of Migration How should the UK manage immigration Expected progress Describe how rules have affected the numbers of EU and non-eu migrants coming to the UK and explain why migration has become a really important political issue Interpreting images, drawing graphs, Comprehension piece Discussion/debate Better than expected progress Suggest and justify ways that the UK should manage migration (using geographical terminology)

Geography 9 3 History of the earth To learn about when the Earth formed and what happened Comprehension tasks Video clips Diagrams Revise for Asian Plate boundaries To learn about different types of plate boundaries and locate them. Jig saw Maps Diagrams DVD clip Revise for Asian Key Word and Definition Test Earthquakes To learn what happens during an earthquake Animations Annotate diagrams Reading comprehensions Flow diagrams Effects of an earthquake To learn about the effects of an earthquake Jeopardy Brain storming Information stations Pictures Asian Knowledge and Definition Test Earthquakes in LEDC s and MEDC s To understand how the effects of earthquakes differ in countries at different stages of development Case Studies DVD Clips Map work News paper articles Tsunami To learn what a tsunami is and how it occurs Diagrams Case Study Maps Comprehension End of Unit Test

Geography 9 3 Fiery Earth To understand the 3 main layers of the earth and explore the plate tectonic theory Variety of worksheets and map work using atlases, bingo game Revise for African Peer and self assessment Types of plate boundaries To locate the earths main plate boundaries and to understand the characteristics of the 3 main types of plate boundaries Plate boundaries map and worksheet. PowerPoint. And video clip. Card sort activity. Revise for African Keyword test, self assessment, teacher assessment What are volcanoes? To understand that there are different types of volcanoes and to explore the differences between active, dormant and extinct volcanoes PowerPoint, Volcano worksheet, Interactions textbook. Cut and stick activity. What damage can volcanoes do? To study various case studies of volcanic eruptions and see how different places react. PowerPoint's, video clips, textbook and news reports. Presentation How can we manage/ predict volcanic eruptions? To discover how volcanoes are monitored, planned for and predicted at a variety of scales PowerPoint's, worksheets and textbooks. Card sort Self and peer assessment Dante s Peak To understand how a volcano can change an area and review the film Dante s peak film Review worksheet Dante s peak film review and end of

Geography 9 4 Introduction to development Expected progress: describe how levels of wealth vary across the globe and how this affects the people living there. evaluate development indicators and suggest which are more effective than others and suggest methods of alleviating world poverty Decision tasks Image interpretation Interpreting datadvd Clips Ranking exercises Mapping tasks Revise for Americas Introduction to Brazil Expected progress: Describe what different regions of Brazil are like describe and explain the problems with development in Brazil and suggest ways to improve Discussion, mapping, ranking activity, drawing climate graphs, annotation Either: Make a snakes and ladders game highlighting good and bad things associated with development. Or: Make a game of top trumps based on different countries of the world. You could use different elements of development as different strengths

Geography 9 4 Geography of chocolate and fair trade Expected progress describe and begin to explain simple geographical patterns. Map work, decision making exercise, flow charts, creative writing task describe and explain geographical patterns at a range of scales. A case study of Mumbai slums Expected progress: if you can describe where Dharavi is located and the conditions in the slum Map work, PowerPoint, intelligent graffiti, video clip, newspaper report if you can describe and explain where Dharavi is located and the conditions in the slum in detail using geographical terminology Why is the development gap widening Expected progress: Describe and explain different reasons why the development gap has widened. Interpreting sources, information stations, writing to inform activity Poster activity explain with justification the different reasons why the development gap has widened using examples.

SUBJECT: Geography YEAR: 9 Half Term: 4 Introduction to globalisation and Nike explain the advantages and disadvantages of globalisation describe and explain the advantages and disadvantages of globalisation in detail using examples Mapping, DVD clip, ma from memory, interpreting data, discusion Research different multinational companies to produce a fact file Outsourcing Expected progress: use evidence to explain what the advantages and disadvantages of outsourcing. Card sort mystery, extended writing task evaluate the impact outsourcing can have on all parties involved. Bhopal explain the impacts of the Bhopal disaster in detail Video, interpreting sources, newspaper creative writing task. End of Unit Test describe the events and explain the social, economic, environmental and political impacts of the disaster in detail

Geography 9 5 Introduction to Russia Expected Progress: to locate Russia in detail and explain its physical features locate Russia in detail and explain its physical features using geographical terminology Mapping activity, interpreting sources, creative writing task Revise for European Russia climate and biomes explain what Russia s main biomes are like in detail when you can describe and explain what Russia s main biomes are like in detail and how they are likely to change in the future using geographical terminology Mapping activity, PowerPoint resources, creative writing, discussion Either: Research and create an information poster about the Ukraine. Include information about what the country is like, where it is located and why there is conflict there. Or: Design an A3 information poster and leaflet to persuade tourists to visit Russia. Include details about the climate, cities/ towns, culture, population, history, what to see, do, eat etc.

Geography 9 5 Russia s soils Expected progress: investigate the physical characteristics of soil. evaluate opportunities for agriculture that are linked to the soil types found in different locations. Transect mapping activity Russia resources explain the environmental problems Russia has Information stations, letter writing task compose a letter assessing environmental damage and recommending ways to reduce environmental damage Fossil fuels Expected progress: to investigate the global significance of Russia as an energy superpower. Interpreting data, drawing proportional flow line maps evaluate how energy pathways and energy dependency influence political relationships. Russia s population Expected progress: describe the population distribution of Russia and compare and contrast the Russian population to other EU countries Card sort, information stations, discussion predict the problems of a declining/ slow growth rate in Russia

SUBJECT: Geography YEAR: 9 Half Term: 5 Russia s culture Expected progress: describe the changes that have occurred in Russia over time Mapping activity, discussion, creative writing explain why Russia has been characterised in varying ways and justify why this has led to changes in how its boundaries have been drawn over time. Russia s development Expected progress: explain the different development indicators about Russia Interpreting data, graphs, population pyramids justify whether you think Russia is a developed country or an emerging economy using geographical terms Russia s migration Expected progress: describe what life is like in rural Russia and empathise with a rural family in Russia Card sort Mystery Creative writing task explain the problems of living and working in rural Russia compared to urban Russia Crisis in Ukraine explain the conflict between Russia and the Ukraine Card sort, independent research, newspaper articles, creative writing task evaluate the future of conflict between Russia and neighbouring states

Geography 9 6 Afghanistan To gain a wider appreciation of a country only often associated with war. Mapping exercise Kite runner extract + comprehension. Revise for World Galapagos Realise the continued significance of these islands. Mapping exercise. Ecosystem investigation. Tourism case study. Revise for World Key Word and Definition Test North Korea Understand more of the physical and human geography of one of the most elusive countries in the world. Mapping exercise Geographical time line Everest Appreciate the wider physical and human geography of our highest mountain. Mapping exercise Man of Everest extract and comprehension. Decision making exercise World Knowledge and Definition Test Migration To understand migration and the terms push and pull factors Create an information leaflet Song from the musical West Side Story Effects of Migration To learn about some of the benefits and problems of migration. Interpreting images Comprehension piece Creative writing piece End of Unit Test