Teach your class all about different types of biomes and climate zones with these lesson planning packs and complete schemes of work.
Find out all about the locations, climates, weather, plants, animals and human uses of a number of beautiful and diverse tropical jungle forests. L...
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Grab your water bottles and set off to the driest places on Earth with this 'In the Desert' Geography scheme of work for Year 3 and Year 4. Your cl...
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Discover weird and wonderful plants of the world with your class as they find out about the flora in all seven continents. This Year 3/4 Geography ...
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With so much water in the world, your class may not be aware of just how little of this water is available for human use. But that can soon change ...
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Head out on a fascinating journey with your KS2 class as they discover the amazing continent of Africa. Exploring each of the five regions, childre...
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This Grand Canyon KS2 planning pack for Year 5 or Year 6 contains seven ready-to-teach Geography lessons that will teach your class everything they...
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Find out about one of the oldest national parks in the USA with this great 'Yosemite National Park' Geography scheme of work for Year 5 and Year 6....
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Take your class on a Caribbean cruise to learn about all aspects of this naturally beautiful region with this Caribbean Geography KS2 planning pack...
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