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Bradley Stoke Community School, Gloucestershire

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Title: Mediascape: exploring personal geographies at KS2 & 3 through virtual fieldwork

Age Group: KS3 - can be adapted for KS2 & 4

Approach: To create a unique and personalised interactive piece of fieldwork (Mediascape) on the school grounds using digital equipment (digital video camera, digital camera, music, sound files, text based material and Mediascape software)
students involved in virtual fieldwork

Concepts: Local actions Global Effects, Sustainability (ESD), Space, Place, Scale, Fieldwork (Learning out of the classroom)

Keywords: Carbon footprint, sustainability, distance, scale, maps, aerial, longitude, latitude, GPS (Global Positioning System), PDA , Mediascape, route, risk, personal, memories, experiences, literacy, spreadsheet, GIS (Geographical Information Systems)

Added 30.09.08



Southborough CE Primary School, Kent

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Title: The True Story of Little Red Riding Hood - A Geographical Adventure

Age Group: Key Stage 1 / Year 2

Approach: A journey story based on a traditional tale, set in the area around the school. Children were involved in writing the story and in the production of the film. The film helped them to evaluate the local area including a discussion about environmental hazards and how the environment can be adapted and changed
Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf

Concepts: Place, space, environmental interaction

Keywords: Location, journey, hazard, environment, change, develop, improvement, local area, locality, Movie Maker, video, film, primary fieldwork, geography and literacy

Added 13.08.08



St Peter's Smithills Dean CE Primary School, Lancashire

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Title: What do we feel about the environment around our school?

Age Group: Key Stage 2 / Year 5

Approach: A series of small group, teacher-led walks with a class followed by group write-up sessions; with parallel, linked Literacy and ICT units of work. The ultimate aims were to produce a 'journey stick' style map and a short video

Concepts: Fieldwork, place and space, ESD
journey stick map

Keywords: Local area, changing environments, opinions, change, the future and past, environment, community, feelings, improvements, good, bad, interesting things, Photostory, journey stick

Added 13.08.08



Shelley First School, Yorkshire

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Title: What is it like to live in Shelley?

Age Group: Year 1

Approach: Local area investigation, fieldwork, map-making, digital maps, use of the online mapping programme Quikmaps, use of digital mapping software Local Studies

Concepts: Place, identity, space, location
Display

Keywords: Journey, near to, at the side, short journey, house, bungalow, garage, village hall, Methodist Church, hairdressers, school, tall, bigger and bigger, building materials, stone, house number, feelings

Added 26.06.08



Austrey Primary School, Warwickshire

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Title: Journeys, Place and Landscape

Age Group: Foundation Stage

Approach: Starting from story, fieldwork in the school grounds and local area, responding to our environment, investigation and enquiry, sharing ideas through the use of PowerPoint and IWB

Concepts: Place, space, environment, ESD
children

Keywords: River, stream, water, environment, stream building, school grounds, Google Earth, sand, pebbles, stones

Added 24.04.08


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