What age group and ability levels is Geography resource 107603 designed for?

This resource is designed for students of Mixed Ability. We also have variations of this resource for

How is Geography resource 107603 used?

This resource has elements which are designed to be completed On Site at the attraction, on a clipboard or Education Destination Trip Diary, Post-Visit, back in school or as homework, as Peripheral work to enrich in-school learning or as a homework topic

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Key Stage A Geography Fieldwork Investigation teaching resource for

Resource Title

"IW Coastal Trail - Family/General Interest - Part 1 - Hurst Spit"

This resource is part of a collection with the following variants:

107601 - Mixed Ability [THIS DOCUMENT]

107602 - Mixed Ability [THIS DOCUMENT]

107603 - Mixed Ability [THIS DOCUMENT]

107604 - Mixed Ability [THIS DOCUMENT]

107605 - Mixed Ability [THIS DOCUMENT]

107606 - Mixed Ability [THIS DOCUMENT]

Précis

This resource is classed as General Interest and is especially suitable for lifelong learners and family groups. There are 12 different locations around the coast of the island to explore. The resources in the pack will allow you to learn a little about the geography of each location, and there are activities incorporated into each to help you to experience and enjoy what each location has to offer.

Contextual Summary

How did Hurst Spit form and what are its main features? You will be able to explore the spit and the saltmarshes behind, discovering the birds, plants and butterflies that thrive here. You will have the opportunity to discover the nooks and crannies of the castle itself, and find out how it is all being protected from the ravages of the sea.