Pupil Book 3: Level 3 (Geography Direct) - Softcover

Currie, Stuart; Cambers, Gary

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0003267016 ISBN 13: 9780003267013

Publisher: Collins Educational, 1999

Synopsis

This final book in the KS3 series for lower attainers completes the NC programme of study at levels 4/5. The series’ clear and accessible style encourages all pupils (levels 1-6) to gain a good understanding of geography.

1 Weather & Climate

2 Development

3 Environmental issues

4 India

About this title

About the Author

Gary Cambers is Deputy Principal at Guthlaxton College. He is Chief Examiner for the MEG/WJEC (Avery Hill) GCSE syllabus, as well as Consultative & Coursework Moderator.
Stuart Currie is Curriculum Manager at Margaret Glen-Bott School. He is Principal Coursework Moderator and a Principal Moderator for the MEG/WJEC (Avery Hill ) GCSE syllabus. He is an established author.
Series consultant: Peter McLeod teaches at Hinde House School. He was a former special needs co-ordinator, and author of Collins’ Geography Today.

From the Back Cover

This final book in the KS3 series for lower attainers completes the NC programme of study at levels 4/5. It continues the series’ clear and accessible style and encourages all pupils (levels 3-6) to gain a good understanding of geography.

• Specifically developed and written for middle and lower attainers.
• Completes full National Curriculum coverage at levels 4 and 5.
• Clear and easy to read text, diagrams and maps.
• Pages work in manageable spreads, each providing material for one lesson.
• Includes a wide variety of activities: stimulating exercises based on real places.
• Gives support for language and skills.
• Each unit ends with its own dedicated glossary for reinforcement of geographical terminology.
• Additional copymasters provide support, extension and instant homework activities.

Edition details

• Publisher: Collins Educational
• Publication date: 1999
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0003267016
• ISBN 13: 9780003267013
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 96