I teach IGCSE Geography at an international school in Southeast Asia. Climate change is the topic my students think they already know, so this unit is built to make them read the evidence like geographers, and this free sample lets you try that approach before spending anything.

A free sample of the complete Cambridge IGCSE Geography 0460 (2027 syllabus) Climate Change unit: one core teaching slide and two activities from each of the six modules. You get a 30-slide PowerPoint presentation with answer keys built in, a Word document student workbook with calibrated answer lines (three versions: Full colour, Grayscale, Online-ready), and bonus access to the interactive Geography Oasis website (140+ Climate Change activities).

Activities include:

• Describe the Graph Like a Pro, T-R-A (Module 1).
• The Evidence, Summarised (Module 1).
• Milankovitch Quick-Fire (Module 2).
• Three Factors, Three Timescales (Module 2).
• Sequence the Enhanced-Greenhouse Chain (Module 3).
• Agriculture: Fill the Gaps (Module 3).
• Winners and Losers evaluation (Module 4).
• Write the Chain Reaction, with model paragraph (Module 4).
• Put the Process Back in Order: carbon capture (Module 5).
• Score the Strategies (Module 5).
• How Iceland’s Climate Has Changed (Module 6).
• Which Three Would You Pitch? (Module 6).

Also suitable for AP Environmental Science, AP Human Geography, World Geography, and any climate change or environmental unit at ages 14-16.

Delivered as fully editable PowerPoint (.pptx) and Word (.docx) files. Diagrams and visuals are not editable.

If you like what you see, the complete Climate Change unit (six modules, 360 slides, complete workbook, full answer key, and the Iceland DSE case study) is available in my shop.

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