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Geography Super Curriculum Year 7 Geography Super Curriculum Year 7 Map Skills Extreme China Ecosystems Rivers Environments School library section 551, School library section 551 School library section 951 School library section School library section 912 Extreme Earth, Visual Travel Through China, 574.5/581 Planet Habitats, 551.48 Mapping Britain’s Mapping Britain’s Explorers 551.2 Come on a journey of Louise & Richard Spilsbury Landscapes, Rivers, by Landscapes, Coasts, by Geography Fact Files, discovery by Lynn Huggins- (581) Horrible Geography: Barbara Taylor (551.48) Barbara Taylor (551.4) Deserts by Anna Cooper (951) Chinese Bloomin’ Rainforest Geography Fact Files, Mapping Britain’s Claybourne (551.41) Focus, Changing China, by Rivers by Mandy Ross Landscapes, Rivers, by Horrible Geography - Marta Block (551.48) Horrible Barbara Taylor (551.48) Bloomin' Rainforests Geography - Raging Rivers Children’s Atlas (912) Harry (2001) (2000) Potter, (Marauder's Map) JRR Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings (map of Middle Earth) Master and commander Plant Earth – Deserts, Supersized Earth – Episode Ecosystems class clips, BBC BBC Human PlanetFriend (2003) Mountains, From Pole to 2 Bridge Building Mulan http://www.bbc.co.uk/ or foe? Lord of the rings (2001) Pole. (1998) education/ topics/ Supersized Earth, episode BBC Human Planet: Arctic ztgw2hv/ resources/1 3, Food, Fire and Water – Life in the deep freeze. BBC Human Planet – Jungles. (Water) Deserts – Life in the Planet Earth, Jungles Avatar Into the wild (2007) Planet furnace (2009) Madagascar (2005) Earth, Fresh Water Mountains – life in the air The history of maps. When, How to plants adapt to Choose one animal that is Research and create fact files Research about the past, why and how did the OS map living in threatened by China’s for 5 of the world’s main present and future plans begin? When and why did deserts/rainforests/pol ar development. Create a biomes for the Thames Barrier lines of latitude and regions. What features do poster to support a London. Find out when longitude begin? they have to ensure their campaign to protect it. You was it built, how much did success? Name the plants, could include how it is it cost, how does it work, label and annotate their threatened, where (location how has the usage features using a diagram map) & what you want changed since it was built, people and the government what the future plans to to do to help. protect London? Research areas at risk of flooding using Write an adventurous story Imagine you are travelling Create a leaflet aimed at First watch this link: Imagine you live near a using OS map symbols (to through an extreme tourists visiting China. It http://www.bbc.co.uk/ river that has just flooded replace words) environment of your could include basic education/clips/ your home. Write a story choice. Write a diary entry information about currency, zpmb4wx about your experience or of a particularly difficult language, transport. You Now imagine you are a write a letter to the local day. How did you feel, could recommend two member of The Korowai tribe council persuading them how did you survive? places to visit in China & live in a remote region of the to do more to help explain why they are hot and humid West Papuan manage the river in the interesting sites to see rainforest. Write about a day in future. your life. General Geography Songs: BBC Four, Food in extreme Chinese pop music (CPop). BBC Four, Costing The Earth, BBC Four, A Tale of Two Oceans, Continents, and places: Antarctica Look up on YouTube e.g. Heroines of the Rainforest Rivers: Kuala Lumpur Reading the Map http://www.bbc.co.uk/p https://www.youtube.com/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/program http://www.bbc.co.uk/pr http://www.songsforteaching rogrammes/b075mhgr watch?v=KotIoTRNMqY mes/b08hnly0 ogrammes/p0574s8w .com/geographysongs.htm Compare to traditional Chinese Music Greenwich Meridian, The British Museum, China Town, Epping Forest River Lea Pokemon Go, London – The Amazon, Local Chinese restaurant Kew Gardens River Thames Geocashing, Brazil Natural History V&A South Asia, China Heartswood Forest River Ver London Transport Museum, Museum, London ZSL Chiltern AONB River Stort London Zoo ZSL Lee Valley Regional Park Thames Museum, Whipsnade Epping Forest London ZSL London Zoo ZSL Whipsnade Rainham Marshes Geography Super Curriculum Year 8 Earthquakes Urban Coasts Weather Population Antarctica and Tsunamis School library section KS3 Geography School library section Horrible Geography – The Lightless Sky: An School library section 551.2 Sweeping Complete Study & 551 Coasts, by Barbara Stormy Weather A Afghan Refugee Boy’s 998 Antarctica (New Tsunami’s, Louise & Practice Taylor (551.4) Coral Bear Grylls Adventure Journey of Escape to A True Books: Richard Spilsbury reefs, Go Fact (551.42) 1: The Blizzard New Life in Britain by Geography) by Mel (551.2) Our Earth In Notes from a small Challenge: by Bear Gulwali Passarlay and Friedman Horrible Action, Earthquakes by island by Bill Bryson Grylls Nadene Ghouri If the Geography Perishing Chris Oxlade (551.2) Horrible Geography - World Were a Village: Poles (2002) Glaciers Running Wild, by Cracking Coasts (22 A Book about the and Glaciation, 2nd Michael Morpurgo May 2006) World's People Edition by Douglas Horrible Geography - (CitizenKid) by David Benn Extracts of Earth-Shattering Smith Captain Scott’s Diary Earthquakes (17 entries November 2000) The Impossible, 2012, SuperSized Earth BBC Coasts Series The Perfect Storm Lion 2016 Ice Age Steve Naomi Watts/Ewan Episode:1 A Place to (2000) Backshall's BBC Earth McGregor Live (1 of 3) PT.2 series, “Deadly 60 Pole to Pole”. ‘Happy Feet’ USGS – GIS Find out How is New York Investigate what it is Use the storymap to Use the Guardian Use the BBC what live earthquakes adapting their like to live with erosion investigate Typhoon website to research ‘Antarctica Wildlife’ to are happening using transport system to at the Holderness Haiyan and make notes the latest issues understand how real-time data and cope with the growing Coast. on the terrible around the rising animals are adapted to their magnitude. Is urban population https://esriukeducati disaster. global population: such extreme there a correlation? on.maps.arcgis.com/ https://notredameco https://www.theguar conditions and the apps/MapSeries/ind bham.maps.arcgis.c dian.com/world/popu threats which face ex.html?appid=760a om/apps/Cascade/in lation them in the modern f30c37a245acbd546 dex.html?appid=bba world. cf42c7ec0cb 35e41b8da423498a http://www.bbc.co.uk/ e3bf461e161c8 nature/places/Antarcti ca Write an instruction Imagine you have just Write a letter to A depression system is Imagine you are a Imagine you are an manual for somebody moved from the Holderness Council coming in from the migrant fleeing your explorer like Captain in an earthquake zone countryside to an recommending what Atlantic and moving homeland and heading Scott. Create a dairy detailing what to do in urban area in an LIC. types of defences they East over the British for the UK. Write a entry of your own. the event of a quake. Write a postcard home should put in place at Isles. Write a weather diary entry for a day in What advice would outlining your Holderness. forecast for the next your life outlining your you give? experiences. 24 hours outlining perilous journey and what the weather will what you hope to find be like. when you arrive. Listen to the sound of an Stories by the City BBC Four, Holding Back the Sea Listen to Vivaldi’s Four BBC 4 Programme ‘Migration BBC Four, Antarctica earthquake and match it to the http://www.storiesof http://www.bbc.co.uk Seasons. How does the music for Whom’? http://www.bbc.co.uk/ event that created it. ourcity. /programmes/b04pb mk1 conjure up weather http://www.bbc.co.uk/ programmes/b00ss2th https://www.usgs.gov/ org/home/stori es-by-map experienced in each season? programmes/b03nb sgd media/videos/ listenearthqus Visit the earthquake Visit any urban area, Any coastline! See if Visit London’s Science Visit the ‘Crossing Visit the ‘Scott Polar simulator at the such as London. Take you can see how Museum to find out Borders’ exhibition at Research Institute’ at Natural History time to observe how people have used the more about how the British Museum in the University of Museum in London. cities manage land along the coast. Is weather is monitored London to find out Cambridge to find out The earthquake transport to cope with it completely natural? and the science behind about European more about the simulation is themed large numbers e.g. Are there facilities to our weather. Migration throughout continent. on a Japanese segregated lanes, attract tourists? Are history. supermarket and was schemes to encourage there management installed a long time use of public transport, strategies to protect before the destructive methods to stop the coast from Japanese earthquake people using cars. Plan erosion? in March 2011 your transport e.g. use a tube map to plan your route Geography Super Curriculum Year 9 Conflict Tectonics and Volcanoes Development Environmental Concerns The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini School library section 551.2 Our Why the Whales came, by Michael School library section 551.6 Issues Shadow, by Michael Morpurgo Earth In Action, Volcanoes by Chris Morpurgo Today, Issue 11, Climate Change by Oxlade (551.2) Kids National The Hunger Games series by Claire Owen (551.6) World at Risk, Geographic – NG Kids Junior Suzanne Collins Climate Change by Andrew Solway Adventures Blogs (551.6) www.natgeokids.com Blood Diamond (2007), Ted Talk - Pompeii (2014) Dante's Peak (1997) The Hunger Games Slumdog Erin Brockovich (2000), Finding Migration as a universal human 2012 Ice Age, Watch Professor Iain Millionaire Make Poverty History Dory, Avatar, Steve Backshall's BBC right, Alvaro Huerta Stewart’s documentary ‘How the TED: Lisa Kristine Modern Slavery Earth series, “Deadly 60 Pole to Earth Made Us, Fire (2010)’.
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