A set of 3 PowerPoints explaining how to use and read some basic sedimentary diagrams and plots. Hjulström’s diagram This PowerPoint outlines how to use the Hjulström’s diagram. This diagram shows the Hjulström curve – is a graph used by hydrologists and geologists to determine whether a river will erode, transport, or deposit sediment. Bedform …
This game activity on folds was designed to help Advanced level students to learn the fold nomenclature appropriate to the A level syllabus. Foldo is a game activity may be used with students in Y12 and Y13 classes following specialist Earth science course to help develop their knowledge and understanding of folds. This resource outlines …
Rock revision exercise This revision exercise is based on looking at drawings of rock thin sections. It requires identification of textures and grain sizes of a selection of igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks.
This video considers when we might hit the limit agreed in the Paris Climate Change Agreement, 2016.
This video considers how much carbon dioxide has been added to the atmosphere during your lifetime.
This video looks at how the very small can have a huge impact on one of the most important things on Earth… the climate.
This video explains the science behind carbon emissions and surface warming.
Interactive activity modelling volcanoes with jelly.
Essential guidelines for students and teachers to ensure safety in the field
Video of a laboratory turbidity current demonstration
Video showing the effect of unidirectional flow in a flume tank.
A video showing a dry experiment that simulates separation of grain types on slip faces of dunes and ripples.
