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

Water:

• Rivers - A useful worksheet in PDF for those studying the topic of rivers. Contributed by Jim Merrett.
• How Do We Use Water? - A PDF set of worksheets, contributed by Louise Hutchinson, which encourage children to think about how water is used, and what we can do to reduce wasting it.
• Cloud Activities - Use photographs of clouds to teach your class about the different types of clouds and the Water Cycle. Includes a link to a site with lots more cloud photos.
• Water Cycle Demonstration - Set up a mini water cycle in your classroom to see what happens.
• Deserts - This Powerpoint presentation gives information about different types of deserts, and includes activities for children to try too. Contributed by Val Smith.

Other:

• Using Sporting Events - Use popular sporting events as a fun and motivating teaching tool.
• Displaying Data - Information about how data can be displayed, linked to data logging and the weather. Contributed by Paris Thurlbeck.

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Links to other sites:

• Miss Maggie - A state-of-the-art, animated program that teaches kids about a host of environmental concerns including over fishing, organic farming, animal extinction and more.
• Oxfam's Cool Planet - Lots of free resources for teachers, linked to Geography and Citizenship.
• Easy Geography - A free website which allows you to create and test children's Geography knowledge online.
• Wow4Water - Interactive, fun games and activities based around the waterways. Teachers can download lesson plans, activity and information materials. WOW Extra section provides a good starting point for project work on canals and rivers.

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