Year 5/6 mixed-age South America region geography resources
Glorious Geography is an effective and easy-to-teach Geography scheme of work from Reception to the end of year 6, with lots of hands-on, practical and engaging elements. Full national curriculum coverage.
How to use our mixed-age Geography scheme of work.
For schools with mixed age classes, we have adapted the scheme so that the Year 5 and Year 6 blocks can be used on a two-year cycle.
In the first year of the cycle, all pupils in Year 5 and 6 will follow the Cycle A blocks of lessons.
In the second year, all pupils in Year 5 and 6 will follow the Cycle B blocks of lessons.
This ensures that children do not repeat any of the blocks during upper KS2.
Geography Scheme | Year 5/6 | Cycle B | Block 1: Do People Live in the Amazon Rainforest? | Lesson 6: Why Should we Protect the Rainforest? is the sixth lesson in Cycle B Block 1 for mixed-age Year 5/6 and focuses on an area study of a location in South America. The blocks are designed to be taught in order, but can be re-ordered according to your own school curriculum.
Each unit includes:
🌍 An enquiry based approach + fieldwork skills
🌍 Comprehensive lesson plans complete with vocabulary, misconceptions, cross-curricular links, key questions and assessment opportunities, teacher knowledge and prior learning.
🌍 Continuous provision guidance and ideas
🌍 Editable PowerPoints that model the learning
🌍 Differentiated worksheets and activities
Explore the rest of our Primary Geography scheme of work.
Explore the rest of our Geography mixed-age year 5/6 Cycle B Block 1 resources.
