Geography Flipbook Activities KS1

Flipbook activites include large, colour flipbook pages and corresponding teacher notes on subjects that are based on the QCA Scheme of Work for geography.

• Addresses: children learn their own address and how to address envelopes. Activity sheet: Making and addressing an envelope. 
• Different buildings: identifying different buildings and their functions and locations. Activity sheet: Buildings are different.

Flipbook activites include large, colour flipbook pages and corresponding teacher notes on subjects that are based on the QCA Scheme of Work for geography.

• Traffic: learning what roads are used for and different forms of transport. Activity sheets: Transport survey.
   
• Safety on the roads: Thinking about parking and road safety aroung the school and recognising ways in which traffic is controlled. Activity sheet: Traffic control - drawing signs, using keys.

Flipbook activites include large, colour flipbook pages and corresponding teacher notes on subjects that are based on the QCA Scheme of Work for geography.

• Isle of Struay: learning about life on a remote island. Activity sheet: Where can I live?
   
• Base map of Struay: investigating the physical and human features of the Isle of Struay. Activity sheet: creating a fantasy island.

Flipbook activites include large, colour flipbook pages and corresponding teacher notes on subjects that are based on the QCA Scheme of Work for geography.

• Seaside features: identifying physical and human features at the seaside. Activity sheet: Aerial photograph.
   
• Victorian seaside: recognising changes in the seaside between Victorian times and now. Activity sheet: recording what children then and now did at the seaside in a table.
   
• Seaside view: recognising physical and human features of the seaside on an oblique aerial photograph. Activity sheet: labelling a seaside view and writing a description for a holiday brochure.

Flipbook activites include large, colour flipbook pages and corresponding teacher notes on subjects that are based on the QCA Scheme of Work for geography.

• Teddy’s travels: using a world map to identify which places the teddy has visited. Activity sheet: internet research.
• Teddy’s passport: understanding the notion of travelling between countries. Activity sheet: making a passport.

Flipbook activites include large, colour flipbook pages and corresponding teacher notes on subjects that are based on the QCA Scheme of Work for geography.

• Healthy eyes: learning about how the eye works, its different parts and reflecting on the importance of sight. Activity sheet: Our sight is precious - labelling the eye.
• Eye projects in Africa: understanding the problems of obtaining spectacles faced by some people in developing countries. Activity sheet: investigating an eye project using classroom resources and the internet.

Flipbook activites include large, colour flipbook pages and corresponding teacher notes on subjects that are based on the QCA Scheme of Work for geography.

• Houses and homes: learning about houses and homes in contrasting localities. Activity sheet: sketching and labelling different houses.
• Going to school: learning about schools in contrasting localities. Activity sheet: using photographs to learn about similarities and differences.
• Meals from around the world: investigating food and cooking habits in contrasting localities. Activity sheet: Food survey.

Flipbook activites include large, colour flipbook pages and corresponding teacher notes on subjects that are based on the QCA Scheme of Work for geography.

• Links with other places: appreciating that food comes from all over the world. Activity sheet: colouring fruit and vegetables from around the world and using them for a game.
• An illustrated trail: using careful observation to recognize places in your locality. Activity sheet: A local trail.

Flipbook activites include large, colour flipbook pages and corresponding teacher notes on subjects that are based on the QCA Scheme of Work for geography.

• Which way shall I go?: using and practising appropriate directional language. Activity sheet: Directions.
• Graphs: applying mathematics to work in geography. Activity sheet: Using graphs.