Geography KS3
Here are some worksheets based on the requirements of the curriculum from September 2016.
Weather can affect us in many ways. Meteorologists study weather patterns to predict changes.
Landforms can be divided into different types such as canyon, spur and blowhole.
The worksheets below are based on the National Curriculum as taught pre-2014. However, pupils will still study the majority of these topics but not necessarily in the same order. Some directly cover the topics; some give research suggestions and others give a broader perspective on the topic, which helps children put their knowledge into context.
Unit 1 Making connections
Unit 2 The restless earth - earthquakes and volcanoes
Unit 3 People everywhere
Unit 4 Flood disaster - how do people cope?
Unit 7 Rivers - a fieldwork approach
Unit 8 Coastal environments
Unit 9 Shopping - past, present and future
Unit 10 Weather patterns over Europe
Unit 11 Investigating Brazil
Unit 12 Images of a country
Unit 13 Limestone landscapes of England
Unit 14 Can the Earth cope? Ecosystems,population and resources
Unit 15 Crime and the local community
Unit 16 What is development?
Unit 17 The changing economic geography of France
Unit 18 The global fashion industry
Unit 19 Tourism - good or bad?
Unit 20 Comparing countries
Unit 21 Virtual volcanoes and Internet earthquakes
Unit 22 Mining on the Internet
Unit 23 Local action, global effects
Unit 24 Passport to the world
Revision pages
Try these revision papers on coasts, rock cycle, weathering and more.
Curriculum in Scotland and Wales
Our current worksheets are based on the National Curriculum for England.