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Settlement
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 Why
was Hull named the worst town in Britain? There
are
mystery cards and a
PowerPoint
presentation to help pupils answer this and to see if
they agree! Matt Hindmarch,
The Holgate School, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire.
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 Problems of LEDC cities
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card sort activity.
Pupils read through
the problems and decide which of
them need the most urgent attention.Instructions for pupils (Publisher file)
Cards to sort (Word file)
Results table to complete (Publisher file)
Martin Smith, Weston
Road High, Stafford |
Rural
problems mystery
This mystery relates to the problems that people are
encountering in rural areas with regard to declining services
and the knock on impact. It has been used with a Y7 class
studying Settlement.
Why couldn't Joan get to the Post Office?
Andy Pinks (Geography teacher at Caterham School in
Surrey) |
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Rural Urban Fringe Mystery
Can you help Alison and
Chris decide whether to live in Fleckney or Leicester?
The mystery statements are here.
Simon Renshaw, Roundhill
Community College, Leicester
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Most Likely to ....
In this activity you will need to
provide the pupils with photos,
preferably taken in your local area,
to make their choices from -
Changes to Housing, GCSE photos Simon Renshaw, Roundhill
Community College, Leicester |
 Settlement dominoes Richard Allen, Weston Road High School, Stafford.
These cards can be used like the pub game at the start of a
lesson, either in small groups or as a whole class
activity. When cutting the cards up, remember each card has two
halves!
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Paul Montague
from Cyfarhtfa High, Merthyr in South Wales, has sent
this mystery about the London Docklands
London Docklands inductive classification
London Docklands concept map frame
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