Alan Rodgers, one of our TRE moderators, has been busy contributing a batch of teacher-friendly geography resources.
Seasonal weather chart helps pupils to present weather data in a way that enables analysis.
The basic chart is for a five-day input on weather data collection or it could be used for five separate days of data collection over the year. Children also learn how to use a spreadsheet.
Moderator Dan Bunker found this a useful starting point for data analysis and further work on weather patterns. It is 'ideal for teachers who don't have the time or know-how to set up their own spreadsheet, as this one has all the formatting, charts and so forth that you're likely to need'.
Other ideas from Alan for Key Stage 2 classes include:
- Village settlers - this set of IWB files provides the basis for building an imaginary settlement as part of work on Geography QCA Unit 9, Village settlers.
- Magnetic compass practice - a simple worksheet to support practice with a magnetic compass and understand the eight points of the compass. It could also lead to some interesting orienteering work in PE.
- Tornado - a MS Word document containing lots of links to material on the internet about this increasingly common phenomenon. Keep an eye on the cow!
Sample hundreds of other TRE geography resources by clicking on browse, and then geography. Remember, you can also filter the search down by key stage, year group, and type of activity.
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