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Everything you need to teach types of industry at KS3 — two complete resources, full answer keys, and no preparation required. This lesson pack covers primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary industries, the Clark Fisher model, offshoring and deindustrialisation, and the economic, social, environmental, and political impacts of industry for students aged 11-14.

The main worksheet contains 18 questions worth 100 marks across three progressive sections: Section 1 (30 marks) covers knowledge recall through multiple choice, true/false, and fill-in-the-blank activities on the four industry types, the Clark Fisher model, offshoring, deindustrialisation, NEEs, and the green industrial revolution; Section 2 (40 marks) builds application through a real-world examples table for all four sectors, Clark Fisher phase descriptions, a global supply chain question on airplane manufacturing, a four-way impacts table with named examples, an HIC vs NEE comparison, UK workforce data analysis, and an extended Brazil cocoa beans response on political and economic inequality; and Section 3 (30 marks) extends students with discussions on deindustrialisation, the industrial chain, and a full evaluation of the benefits and costs of industry including the green industrial revolution. The extension pack provides four enrichment activities — a 15-term vocabulary matching exercise; a 25-mark challenge quiz with employment data analysis across four countries; a 20-mark Nigeria industrial development case study; and a rubric-assessed Teach It Back creative task. Full answer keys and detailed marking guidance are included for everything.

Buying this bundle saves £1 compared to purchasing both resources separately (£3 + £3 = £6 individually, £5 as a pack).

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

MAIN WORKSHEET:

18 questions, 100 marks total
Section 1: Knowledge recall (30 marks) — multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank
Section 2: Application and understanding (40 marks) — examples table, Clark Fisher phases, supply chain, impacts table, HIC vs NEE, data analysis, Brazil extended response
Section 3: Extension and analysis (30 marks) — deindustrialisation discussion, industrial chain discussion, benefits and costs evaluation
Full answer key with detailed marking guidance

EXTENSION PACK:

4 activities: 15-term vocabulary matching (15 marks), challenge quiz with data analysis (25 marks), Nigeria case study (20 marks), Teach It Back creative task (rubric-assessed)
Full answer keys for all activities

TAGS:
types of industry, KS3 geography, lesson pack, geography bundle, complete resource, Clark Fisher model, primary secondary tertiary quaternary, deindustrialisation, offshoring, Nigeria, KS3 lesson, year 7 geography, year 8 geography, globalisation, development

PRICE:
£5

KEY STAGE:
KS3

SUBJECT:
Geography

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