Year 2 Geography – My Local Area and Tromso, Norway – How do the equator and the poles affect the climate worldwide? Lesson 2

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This differentiated geography lesson focuses on the effect of the equator and poles on the climate across the world.

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- an editable lesson presentation
- editable differentiated activities (lower, middle and higher ability)
- an editable challenge activity
- an editable lesson plan

National curriculum objectives:
Geography: Year 2
Pupils should be taught to identify the location of hot and cold areas of the world in relation to the Equator and the North and South Poles.
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