Tony Pickford
The list of Resources for this unit can be downloaded here.
Image sources
FreeFoto
Freeimages
Training Reference
Staffordshire Learning Net Geography
Geography Photos (subscription service)
California Coastline
Google Image Search
Lycos Picture Search
Maps
Ordnance Survey - downloaded and print map extracts at 1:25 000 and 1:50 000 scales.
Geograph British Isles - a rapidly growing project which aims to collect a geographically representative photograph for every square kilometre of the British Isles.
Multimap - different scale maps of the UK and overseas, including some overlays for aerial photos.
Visits
Field Studies Council - offer day and residential support for fieldwork, and have a number of centres located on the coast.
National Trust and National Trust for Scotland
give information on educational visits to properties including coastal locations.
Institute of Education - has an Earth Science Centre with hands-on simulation models for exploring coastal processes.
Software
Research Machines - RM Easiteach is a software package for whole-class teaching using an interactive whiteboard or large screen and includes tools for teaching the QCA 'investigating coasts' unit.
Other Websites
University College Chester - the School of Education provides background information and more images of Flamborough Head.
Countryside Agency - provides information about Heritage Coasts.
The National Trust Coastline Project - a website with content for children called Surf the Coast
Information about wind farms on and offshore is available from
a number of sites:
BBC
British Wind Energy Association
National Wind Power
BBCi - if children need to search for further information on Heritage Coasts, wind farms or other issues, BBCi has a child-friendly search facility.
Google Preferences - to ensure that safe searching is enabled set Safe Search to ‘Strict Filtering’.
Curriculum Visions - a supporting website for the book Curriculum Visions: The Coast Book (2002) by Brian Knapp.
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