Christmas Homework…
Sunday, December 14th, 2008Why not? 
Produced this mapping task for my Year 8 class.
Archive for December, 2008
Antarctica landscape tagging
Saturday, December 13th, 2008Can you name the landscape features from the tags?
Go on then…
Antarctica landscape tagging
Saturday, December 13th, 2008Produce as a starter, just a bit of fun, I’ve used this strategy before with coasts. Can you name the landscape features from the tags? Warning- not all fit the background images- well, there must be some differentiation. 
All images and music are creative commons.
Can be download from here.
Go on then…
Humbug
Saturday, December 13th, 2008This is the maximum excitement I can produce about Christmas- go on then- name the countries?
humbug
Saturday, December 13th, 2008I’m not a Christmas fan- but Year 7 seem to like this.
Sorry have been naughty with the music, it was made a long time ago. No excuse I know, but it’s for the children. Can be downloaded here (better quality with an IWB) with a brief PowerPoint.
Share Geography
Saturday, December 13th, 2008For educators and fellow colleagues.
For some weeks I’ve been updating Radical Geography, I’ve been announcing new updates on ShareGeography; most recent including teaching resources on Antarctica. Please subscribe via email or RSS feed.
In the short-term, this blog will remain as a resource for students, so interested parties do keep reading, but we are undecided yet which direction to go with the new GCSE spec, I have a strange urge for something international.
Until next week…
Antarctica- Treaty, Claims and Resource use
Saturday, December 13th, 2008I’ve updated R.G. with resources that I have used this week in the Pilot GCSE, we have been considering who claims Antarctica, the Antarctica Treaty and resource exploitation.
