Teaching Ideas
Home Literacy Maths Science Information and Communication Technology Design and Technology Geography History Art Music Physical Education Religious Education Early Years Modern Foreign Languages Assemblies Classroom Management Personal, Social and Health Education Special Needs Time-Fillers Teaching Themes
Geography Ideas - Skills

Geography

 

 

 

Welcome to the Geography pages.
Look at the 'Geographical skills' ideas and resources listed below.
Don't forget to look in the other Geography areas using the links above.

Maps and Atlases:
  • Map Work PDF File - A fantastic worksheet (PDF), which develops children's understanding of map work, and measuring distances. Contributed by a visitor.
  • Map Drawing Skills - Activities designed to help children develop their map drawing skills.
  • Teaching about Maps - Use this technique when first teaching children about maps.
  • Make a World Map - Create a papier mache map of the world, highlighting geographical features and the locations of different countries.
  • Pointing North, South, East and West - A fast-paced game which helps children to learn their compass directions.
  • How to Make A Choropleth Map - Make your own Choropleth maps, using this easy-to-follow worksheet. Also includes answers and other related activities.
  • Where would you like to go? - A simple idea which encourages mapwork and learning about other countries.
  • Map Symbols PDF File - Can your pupils find the correct symbols to identify these places on a map? Contributed by Rachel Simpson.
  • Atlas Scavenger Hunt PDF File - Use these questions to encourage your children to explore atlases. Contributed by Kirsty Scott.
  • Inflatable Globes - Fun time-filler which increases knowledge of places around the world.
Other:
  • Watching the Weather - A cross-curricular idea which involves researching, planning, scripting and presenting weather forecasts for the local area.
  • The Beaufort Scale - Information, activities and resources relating to the Beaufort scale - the scale we use to measure the wind.


Submit your own Geography Idea!

These contributions are moderated, so they may not appear to other visitors immediately. All ideas submitted here may be added to their own dedicated page on the site at a later date. Please leave your name so that I can credit your contribution, if you would like me to.

You can also submit ideas and resources via email, or using this form.