129·Geography · Key Stage 3
Year 7 Geography
Scheme of Work
Year 7 Geography Scheme of Work — KS3 PDF
Six half-termly units across one academic year. The two map units come first because everything after them assumes both: a mental map of the world, and the ability to read a real map of a real place. The physical processes then follow in the order that lets each explain the last.
- 1aThinking Like a Geographer: The World, and Where Things Are
- 1bOrdnance Survey: Reading the Ground
- 2aRestless Earth: Geological Time and Plate Tectonics
- 2bRocks, Weathering and Soils: What the Ground Is Made Of
- 3aWeather and Climate: Why It Is Like That Here
- 3bFieldwork One: The Ground You Stand On
Ten sections per unit, in the same order every time. One row per lesson, because most schools give key stage 3 geography a single taught hour a week. Six units: two that build the map, three that build the physical processes, and one that takes the class outside to use them.
Every unit carries a structured case study, an end-of-unit assessment, a knowledge organiser, named map, GIS and data tasks, and the geographical concepts it is built on. Every statistic is given with its source and the year it refers to.
- Written to The statutory programme of study for key stage 3 geography (DfE, 2013)
- Intended for heads of geography, subject leaders and every teacher who has to deliver it
- Extent 65 pages · 19 sections
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