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BBC Bitesize is a user-friendly website that alters its information and language appropriateness to suit the understanding and knowledge of the user. Additionally, it provides numerous links to the national curriculum and provides interactive aspects to keep learners engaged and intrigued. Finally, the navigation is effortless a learner can utilise the navigation and/or search bar to locate the information they require.

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This website is full of child friendly Geography games. It also has YouTube videos, interactive worksheets and paint projects. There are also ready made templates for topic work that link to the work they have done on the games and videos. It also links with the literature on pedagogy that says geography is best learned through playing games. There are labelling activities that help to build their knowledge on location, naming and locating oceans, continents and counties and identify major cities which link to the National Curriculum topics for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2.

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The Early Years activities focus on the similarities and differences between the way our children live and the lives of children from other places and times.

Our resources for Key Stage 1 and 2 include a huge range of geography games, including fun activities asking them to label countries, continents and oceans that will test their locational knowledge. Topics in physical geography - such as volcanoes, earthquakes and climate zones - are also covered.

All topics covered have been mapped to the Early Years and Primary curriculum, plus, if your schools subscribes, you'll also get access to hundreds of other curriculum-linked games and activities, including English, phonics, history, science, music and art, coding and maths games.

Teachers and pupils access Busy Things for schools on a computer, laptop or tablet.

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The Early Years activities focus on the similarities and differences between the way our children live and the lives of children from other places and times. Our resources for Key Stage 1 and 2 include a huge range of geography games, including fun activities asking them to label countries, continents and oceans that will test their locational knowledge.

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Primary Resources is a website that provides a number of resources for different subjects. The subjects are split into sections, specific to a topic and are hyperlinked. These resources have been created for teachers to download and use to support their lesson planning. This is not a website for children to explore, but is a good source of information and ideas for a teacher.

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Primary Resources - free worksheets, lesson plans and teaching ideas for primary and elementary teachers.

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Can you find the hidden treasures? Practice map skills by locating gold coins using x and y axis coordinates. Collect all the coins to answer the secret message and unlock the treasure chest! Hint: slide the arrow guides along the x and y axis to help locate the intersecting points.

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Can you find the hidden treasures? Practice map skills by locating gold coins using x and y axis coordinates. Collect all the coins to answer the secret message and unlock the treasure chest!

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Twinkl is a teacher orientated website that offers a free subscription service. It offers free resources for the classroom and presentation slides for a lesson. This world map that is linked above is a printable resource that gives the children the task of putting the map together like a jigsaw. This particular resource allows for group learning and discussion. There are options for KS1 and KS2, and it also breaks down further into specific year groups with the topics they should be learning.

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Download this lovely map puzzle in minutes! It’s ideal to use with your Intermediate Phase learners in their geography lessons. Colourful and eye-catching, the world map puzzle features each continent of the world, with a different colour for each one to make it easier to differentiate between them.…

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Twinkl is an international online educational publishing house, producing teaching and educational materials. I have seen many teachers use this and has heard very positive reviews.

In this specific article about Tsunami’s, it offers detailed information about the subject. It also offers many useful resources for teachers to use in their lessons. The website is more beneficial to teachers rather than children. I found the site easy to use.

On the downside you do have to pay for Twinkl. However, the prices are quite reasonable and range from the core membership at £4.49 monthly to the ultimate membership at £8.49.

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What is a tsunami? Learn about tsunamis with tsunami facts and information on how they are caused. We explain these natural disasters with real historical examples.

What is a Tsunami?

A tsunami is a giant wave or series of waves caused by a huge earthquake or volcanic eruption under the ocean. These occur from movement in the Earth's crust.

The earthquake causes a large amount of water to be displaced very quickly. When this happens far out at sea, tsunami waves don't really increase in height. As they travel inland, the speed and height of the waves increases.

This can cause a huge amount of damage when the wave of water reaches the shoreline. You might have heard about some tsunamis in the news.

A number of things happen when a tsunami hits land. A tsunami's trough (the lowest point under its crest) usually reaches the shore first. When it does reach land, it sucks the coastal water towards the sea, exposing sea floors in the process as part of a vacuum effect.

It's important to remember that a tsunami is a series of waves and not just one wave, this is called a 'wave train'. What this means is that you should not assume that a tsunami has passed after one initial wave. You should wait for official confirmation from the authorities that it is safe.

The diagram above shows how tsunami waves happen:

1. They usually start with an earthquake below the ocean's surface.

2. A series of waves travel through the deep water.

3. As the waves travel through shallower water near land, they start to get bigger.

4. The waves hit the coastline at high speeds and can cause large amounts of damage.

Tsunamis are sometimes referred to as tidal waves, but this isn't technically correct, as they are not caused by the tides. A tidal wave is a shallow water wave which is caused by the way that gravity interacts between the sun, the moon, and earth. A tsunami is an ocean wave which is triggered by large earthquakes in the ocean, volcanic eruptions, or landslides.

Tsunami facts for kids

Now you know what a tsunami is, we've collated some interesting tsunami facts around them for you and your class.

Tsunami is a Japanese word that means 'Harbour Wave'.

Approximately 80% of tsunamis happen inside the Pacific Ocean's 'Ring of Fire'.

An earthquake or volcano could cause a tsunami.

Tsunamis can go about as fast as 500 miles (805 kilometres an hour), nearly the same speed as a jet plane.

Tsunamis retain their energy, and this enables them to travel across vast oceans with very little energy loss.

Hawaii is a high-risk area for tsunamis. People who live in Hawaii usually get 1 every year. They average a really severe tsunami almost every 7 years. Other vulnerable areas include Alaska and the Pacific Northwest in America.

Scientists are able to precisely predict the time when a tsunami will reach nearly any location in the world. They can do this using calculations for the depth of the water, distance to travel, and the time the earthquake happened to cause the tsunami.

If taken by a tsunami wave, the best thing you can do is grab a floating object and let the current carry you.

Tsunami waves get bigger and stronger, so the first isn't usually the strongest.

Their waves can be as big as 100 feet!

The 2004 Indian tsunami had a 9.0 magnitude epicentre on the Richter scale.

That same Indian tsunami hit fourteen different countries from Thailand to Africa and killed around 250000 people.

Scientists believe that a tsunami caused huge damage in Japan in the year 1700. They believe it had a magnitude of 9.

A tsunami wave can be less than 30 centimetres tall!

Most deadly tsunamis:
Lisbon - 1755
The earthquake and tsunami almost totally destroyed Lisbon and had a death toll in Lisbon alone of between 10,000 and 100,000 people, making it one of the deadliest disasters in history.
Italy - 1783
The Calabrian earthquakes were a sequence of five strong earthquakes that hit the region of Calabria, the first two of which produced tsunamis. The death toll lies in the range of 32,000 to 50,000 people.
Italy - 1908
The Messina earthquake and tsunami took about 123,000 lives in Sicily and Calabria, southern Italy. The major cities of Messina and Reggio Calabria were almost completely destroyed.
Sumatra, Indonesia - 2004
This Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami was the most devastating of its kind in modern times, killing 230,000 people in 14 countries, and bringing waves of up to 30m high. It was the third-largest earthquake ever recorded, had the longest duration ever observed (8.3 to 10 minutes). It was so strong that it caused the entire planet to vibrate.
Japan - 2011
At 2:46pm, an 8.9 magnitude earthquake struck the northeast coast of Japan. The quake triggered a huge tsunami which swept inland. In places, the tsunami waves reached as far as 10k inland and entire towns virtually disappeared. Japan has the longest recorded history of tsunamis in the world.

What are tsunami safety rules?

Approaching tsunamis are sometimes predicted by a sudden rise or fall of coastal waters and are usually accompanied by a loud roar that sounds like a train or aircraft. If you notice these, move inland to high ground straight away. Do not get distracted by the movement of the water, since it can move much faster than you can.

Stay out of danger until an "ALL CLEAR" notice is issued by the emergency services.

Homes and other buildings located in low-lying coastal areas are not safe. Do NOT stay in such buildings if there is a tsunami warning.

The upper floors of high, multi-story, reinforced concrete hotels can provide safety if there is no time to quickly move inland or to higher ground.

Never go down to the beach to watch for a tsunami! A small tsunami at one beach can be a giant a few miles away.

Stay tuned to your local radio or television stations during a tsunami emergency.

When are tsunamis taught in schools?

Kids may learn about tsunamis in primary school Geography lessons. They will likely cover them when learning about earthquakes and disasters.

Have a look at our PowerPoint on Tsunamis, which includes facts and information on these natural disasters.

You can also try our Tsunamis Quiz PowerPoint. This is an interactive quiz to help children learn more about tsunamis in a full-class setting. Or why not check out our Tsunami Quiz Cards for an alternative activity?

Another great resource is our collection of Fact Cards about tsunamis around the world. These are helpful for children learning about tsunamis in geography lessons, as they are compact and succinct. You could laminate them to help them live longer in your classroom.

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What is a tsunami? Learn about tsunamis with tsunami facts and information on how they are caused. We explain these natural disasters with real historical examples. A tsunami is a giant wave or series of waves caused by a huge earthquake or volcanic eruption under the ocean.

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o Links with NC Geography - Content on human and physical geography (KS1/2 subject area). Can help with children building competence and knowledge surrounding geographical skills.

o Appropriateness for use by pupils – can be used by pupils individually/in pairs or as a whole class activity/game on interactive whiteboard. Child friendly games. Doesn’t provide subject knowledge, more activities to apply the knowledge.

o Navigability – good, easy to use, can search for topic/subject area to find games to consolidate/practice knowledge.

o Degree to which web site could be used to support an enquiry - based approach – not so much, more about practice knowledge with sorting games more than investigating into a topic.

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Key Stage 2 Geography Human and physical - Physical or human geography? - Egyptian Geography: Human or Physical? - Physical or Human Feature?

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The School Learning Zone website is particularly helpful as it covers a wide range of geographical subjects. It deals with the NC well as it has a broad range of pages specifically within its designated areas, with separate areas for both KS1 and KS2. It’s beneficial for pupils with its wide range definitions and subsequent information, as well as being easy to navigate, increasing its suitability for KS1 and KS2. It also incorporates links to accompanying websites that can also be of use to pupils.

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Every School website offers a range of geography materials to use at both key stages. Topics range from Coasts, World, Around you, Rivers, Oceans, Weather, Water etc. Even though it provides these materials, they are links from other websites and platforms so it is more likely to be used as a teacher's toolkit. It can be specified to each year group within these topics.

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Coasts|KS2|Geography|Elementary Grades 3-6|Ages 8-11 years. Free to use educational fun activities, kids games, lesson plans, Power Point presentations, worksheets and printable teaching resources, teach Geography/coasts on white boards or PCs. Ideal for parents and teachers, for home or classroom u…

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National Geographic Kids has a wide range of sources for primary schools children. It is very child friendly, bright and colourful and covers areas of the national curriculum such as human physical features. Gives children an opportunity to explore the UK and other countries around the world. Teachers and children can benefit from this website.
An easy to navigate website, which has plenty of condensed information and an easy read.

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15 rainforest facts | National Geographic Kids

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Join us here at Nat Geo Kids to discover 15 cool rainforest facts. Learn fascinating facts about the rainforest's trees, plants, people and more...

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This is a good puzzle activity for kids because it allows the pupils to guess where the countries or states go on the map. It is very easy to navigate with a menu style list and is split into categories of the continents. It should be very useful for enquiry based approaches because it’ll help them learn the location of different places and there is also different accessibility for ability e.g easy, hard and capitals.

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Map Puzzles - Learn U.S. and World Geography Online

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Learn US and World geography with online Map Puzzles and games. Map Puzzles to learn continents, countries, states, capitals, borders, physical features and cultural monuments.

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https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/games/puzzles/article/matching-countries#

These sets of games provided by national geographic kids allows children to play geography inspired games. They vary in difficulty, from matching country names, to pairing a landmark to the correct country. After each game concludes, a fun fact about a country is provided. They also have a section that has dedicated pages for a variety of countries that is easy to navigate and written specifically for kids. (https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/countries)

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These games challenge you to find national landmark pairs, spot differences in photos, and match countries with their flags. Plus, get facts about Brazil, India, Egypt, and more!

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https://www.factmonster.com/world/geography/world-geography
An interesting website that has tonnes of information regarding geography. It has specific links to various topics and each topic has lots of facts and explanations that can be referred to or looked at throughout all the various topics. It is aimed at teachers to be used to find information quickly.

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Find facts about the diverse geography of planet Earth: volcanoes, canyons, oceans, seas, rivers, maps, longitude and latitude, famous explorers, and more.

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Geography - BBC Bitesize

Website: BBC Bitesize

Review:

-Easily accessible for children/child friendly

-Offers a wide range of interactive activities

-Information/activities can be tailored to suit different age groups/abilities

-Relates to the national curriculum by including the use/reading of maps, understanding longitude and latitude, fieldwork guides, the continents, oceans and countries relating to each key stage and human/physical geography.

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Geography is the study of the shape and features of the Earth's surface, including countries, vegetation, climates and how humans use the world's resources.

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Sophie Hayman - Set 1, National Geographic Kids.

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Sophie Hayman - Set 1, National Geographic Kids.

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National Geographic Kids acts as a valuable source for primary ages children with their geography studies. Within regards to the national curriculum, this site gives children the opportunity to explore the UK and beyond through their interactable content. The site offers children the ability to click on geography squares that then allow them to learn about the square they picked on, for example, 'What's it like to go to school in St Lucia?' and 'Canada Facts.' This lets kids tap into three main elements of the National Curriculum Place Knowledge, Location Knowledge and Human and Physical Geography. As this is national geographic kids, I can presume that the site is specifically designed to be consumed by, and interacted with, children. Therefore, its reasonable to suggest that the site will be appropriate for children given that it is made for kids. The site is very navigable, with a search function at the top of the page, and tabs built for specific subjects. This site, I believe, can help pupils with an enquiry based approach to geography given the information they provide and the way in which they present it.

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Explore the globe with our Geography primary resources. We have stories, features and interviews from around the world, which are ideal for KS1 and KS2 teaching ideas.

From peculiar places to wild weather, National Geographic Kids has teaching resources that support a range of curriculum-aligned Geography topics. Guide pupils in evaluating evidence of climate change, or uncover the relationship between the weather and the water cycle.

We also have Geography fun facts that are great to use for Foundation Stage (EYFS) learning.

Covering everything from the Amazon to volcanoes, our resources will support your lesson planning and help you deliver exciting and engaging Geography lessons in accordance with the National Curriculum and Scottish Curriculum for Excellence.

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United Kingdom Archives - National Geographic Kids

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Geography Primary Resource Explore the globe with our Geography primary resources. We have stories, features and interviews from around the world, which are ideal for KS1 and KS2 teaching ideas. From peculiar places to wild weather, National Geographic Kids has teaching resources that support a range of curriculum-aligned Geography topics.

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This website (https://mrnussbaum.com/united-kingdom-interactive-map) provides children with accessible information about a country with a map attached that allows children to click on areas of the country maps to find out more about different places (cities, landmarks) within the countries, as well as some of the geographical features there too (eg, Ben Nevis, the River Thames and Stonehenge on the UK map). There are also quizzes and additional resources they can use to test their knowledge once they've studied a place.

Another useful website could be (http://ttqevents.co.uk/) which has a range of free treasure trails for different places in the UK. They include directions and link to Google Street View with still pictures on the website taken from here so children can either use the trails online, the photos could be printed out and placed around the classroom or outside space if choosing to do this outdoors by teachers for children to actively work their way around or teachers could just use the directions and clues to take children to the places in person.

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Mr. Nussbaum - United Kingdom Interactive Map

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Bitesize offers a lot of short snippets of information ideal for KS1, providing the students with a range of discussion points to continue their enquiry. With maps and videos, the pupils can get a clear understanding of what they are researching and the localities of such places by being able to pin point places to a picture. With a broad range of key facts that can be explored, the website is ideal for the beginning of an enquiry.

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Where is Wales? Find out more with Bitesize KS1 Geography.

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Overall, Bitesize is a very good website for pupils to use at both key stage 1 and key stage 2. It is very popular with teachers and is very age appropriate in delivering information with examples and images for visual learners. It is easy to access, with multiple pages to ensure full understanding of subsidised topics inside of bigger topics. There is plenty of additional links for any children who want to do further research due to keen curiosity on the subject(s) they are studying.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zbkw2hv

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KS2 Geography learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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World Mapper is more appropriate for KS2 than KS1. It can be used to locate countries and describe key features, for example population, environment such as agriculture and other relevant features.

It is fairly easy to navigate. However, the maps cannot be filtered based on which country you are looking for so may have limited function.

The maps are resized to show the features and for reference include the standard map.

The website could be used to support an enquiry and will enable children to find features of the world as well as specific countries.

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Worldmapper | rediscover the world as you’ve never seen it before

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Mapping our place in the world: The atlas for the 21st century. Worldmapper is a collection of world maps where countries are resized according to a broad range of global issues. Our cartograms are unique visualisations that show the world as you’ve never seen it before. Explore them all!

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Ducksters is an American website with loads of information on all the different countries and continents in the world. It also provides information on particular ecosystems and further information when you click any of the general areas. Would be more useful for KS2 as it explores the globe wider than just Great Britain. Very easy to navigate as everything is hyperlinked at the bottom for the children to click and get the general information they require.

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Kids learn about geography including world maps, flags, countries, US states, continents and oceans. Country capitals, climate, terrain, and population.

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BBC Bitesize offers activities for both KS1 and KS2 for not only Geography, but for every subject. There is numerous topics available such as weather, fieldwork and different countries.  It is very child friendly and easy for the children to use and understand the different activities that are available to them.

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KS1 Geography learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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Faye Bradley & Ciara Doyle - Set 1 - KS1 Geography 

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BBC has a range of materials on the introduction for KS1 children to locations, continents and Oceans. The website is child friendly and easy to navigate therefore it can be used at home if children need further support from their adults at home. The website has lots of bright colours and maps with key landmarks which children are likely to take an interest in as it is relatable. The website can also be tailored to KS2 children as they progress through school.

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BBC Bitesize offers a range of resources to support the learning of geography for children. It is child friendly and is easily accessible for children. It has a wide range of interative activities for children to get involved with. The information can be tailored to invididual year groups.

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James Carrington set 1 - BBC bitesize geography

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links to the national curriculum:

·      Use of and reading of maps

·      understanding longitude and latitude

·      the continents, oceans and countries studied at each key stage

·      human and physical geography

·      the uk and its countries and features

·      fieldwork guides (how to read maps, how to carry out surveys, analysis and presenting of results and planning a field investigation.)

the website is incredibly easy to navigate with loads of fun interactive activities for children to complete. Content can be tailored to specific year groups making it extremely appropriate for use by students. Supports enquiry as it scaffolds them in planning their own.

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Maps and Location - Aayron & Andrew Set 3

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Google Earth
Links with NC Geography - ability to look over the world/continents/countries etc. that are clearly labelled
This is appropriate for pupils as it is accurate and child-friendly
It is easily navigable for children as they can click and rotate the Earth, similar to a globe; they can zoom in and out and there is even a search function
This could be used to support an enquiry-based approach at all levels
URL: https://earth.google.com/web/@-28.12717965,-122.35962578,-2171.2470108a,7643853.58767629d,35y,179.51992231h,7.73105327t,0r

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Aw snap! Google Earth isn't supported on your browser. You may need to update your browser or use a different browser. Please see our system requirements for more information. Chrome is a great choice and you can download it here.

Or if you're feeling adventurous, you can try Earth anyway by choosing an option below.

Learn more about Google Earth.

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Alex Davies (Set 3) - Human and Physical Geography 

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Children can use National Geography for kids to search for any topic on Geography.
There are lots of fun and quirky facts and examples to explore.
Nat Geo include short quizzes for children to answer. Once they have complete the quiz, it takes them to the relevant page on the site.
The topics and stories answer who? what? where? why? how? questions that the children may wish to know and be inquisitive about.
Bright colours and exciting real life images are included at every opportunity so that children can see what the piece is talking about and link words to images.

https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/category/discover/geography/physical-geography/

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Adventure Academy - Set 3 (Madeleine Seiler)

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Adventure Academy - Set 3 (Madeleine Seiler)

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Website: Adventure Academy https://www.adventureacademy.com/ (also available as an app)

Aimed at children aged 8-13, it is a subscription-based, educational MMO that is designed to supplement learning in areas such as English, Math, Science and Social Studies. The programme was built for educational purpose; it is based on US frameworks and curricular but still links to the UK curriculum.

This PDF details the learning objectives, what research was considered as part of the development, how it links to subject areas, as well as some benefits of using Massively Multiplayer Online Games in education. https://www.ageoflearning.com/style/standards/AAcademy_Curriculum_4pg_05_RGB.pdf

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The site has links with NC that covers
KS1 -(use of simple field work and observational skills...)
and KS2 - (Use of fieldwork.. physical features in the local area)
- Appropriate for use by pupils, interactive.
-Easy to navigate, locate and choose places of interest.
-This can be used to connect between the past and present history, places, resources.

https://www.chesterheritagefestival.co.uk/discover-chester

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Chester Heritage Festival | Discover Chester

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Chester experiences and events to be enjoyed throughout the year.

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Google Maps provides a direct and accessible link to the Geography National Curriculum. Children will be able to navigate it with ease. It is interactive and engaging to use, and can build upon knowledge that may be gained from using Google Earth.
It can be used to support an enquiry-based approach by enabling children to independently explore a detailed and accurate map of any location on Earth.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps

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Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

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Allows pupils to test their physical geography e.g. continents, oceans, river locations. Easy to navigate, lots of tabs to choose from each containing a different geo location quiz.
Interactive, easy and quick to use, children can create their own quizzes and test each other. Mainly key stage two but a few can be tailored to key stage one.

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School Learning Zone - Oceans and Continents (school-learningzone.co.uk)
- This website is useful for planning Geography for KS1 and KS2
- It has further links to activities and games for the children to do themselves
- Includes Continent songs to play and links to other videos
- We looked at Oceans and Continents but it also includes all Geography topics required for the NC
- Easy to navigate around the site by specific topic

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Reliable source as it is the is the UK's learned society and professional body for geography. Links closely with NC Geography as it overlooks mapping and location skills across KS1 and KS2. Straight forward to navigate for pupils, also provides lesson planning and key information for teachers. This could also be used for enquiry-based activities through using the resources such as treasure hunts etc. provided on the website.

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Royal Geographical Society - Geography resources for teachers

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The Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) supports teaching in the classroom and field by providing award-winning geographical teaching and learning resources.

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- KS1 NC covers the UK and non-European places e.g. India.
- KS2 NC covers the Americas.
THIS WEBSITE HAS GAMES TO COVER BOTH.
- Colourful.
- Interactive.
- Easy to navigate- clearly sectioned.
- Supports an enquiry based approach e.g. game asks where a country is located and child has to find it.

https://world-geography-games.com/index.html

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World Geography Games Online - Let's play and learn Geography!

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Brain-engaging geography map games: learn countries of the world, capitals, flags, US States, continents, oceans, mountains, rivers, islands and much more.