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Sustainable Cities – What does a sustainable city look like?

Sustainable Cities – What does a sustainable city look like?

Subject: Geography

Age range: 11-14

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

Last updated

31 May 2026

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Engage your students with this dynamic, ready-to-teach Geography lesson exploring what makes a city truly sustainable. Using real case studies from Freiburg (Germany) and Masdar City (UAE), learners compare contrasting approaches to urban sustainability through video analysis, image annotation, and a hands-on sorting activity. The lesson encourages critical thinking, collaboration, and evaluation skills as students assess which city is more sustainable and why.
This download includes a clean, fully editable PowerPoint, student worksheet pack, printable sorting cards, and a teacher answer sheet everything you need for an engaging, knowledge-rich lesson with minimal preparation. Perfect for lessons on Urban Issues, Sustainability, or Global Cities, this resource brings the real world into the classroom while supporting geographical enquiry and evaluation.

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