GeographyGeek Christmas Quiz

This is a traditional end to the Michaelmas Term in our department...

It's here...

The https://t.co/u0H04H0Jo6 Christmas quiz is now ready to download from https://t.co/hvAQJsJDAV All answers included in the slide notes.

As ever, if you spot any errors, please let me know so I can fix them. Enjoy!#geographyteacher #GeographyQuiz #ChristmasQuiz #EndofTerm pic.twitter.com/FCTEoOwFx2

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The thirteenth Geography Geek Christmas Quiz from Helen Young.

Twelve questions reflecting events in the news this year.

Thanks as always to Helen for sharing this with the geography community.

Merry Christmas

Thanks to all those who've visited and read the blog this year.

Image by the wonderful Eric Ravilious - 'Considerable falls of snow' - not sure we will get them this year at Christmas time...

Stay safe and take care of yourself - see you in 2022

Merry Christmas and thanks for reading...

Taking the traditional Christmas blogging break.

I shall be back early in 2021. This will involve me in developing some remote learning options for a short while at least, because of the requirement to introduce testing into schools - I shall refrain from commenting on that...

Wishing everyone who has read this blog during 2020 a peaceful break, and a slightly improved 2021 over the ups and downs of the one that is ending...

Image: Ronald Lampitt

Christmas Blogging Break

I'm about to take my annual break from blogging for a few days... see you in the New Year.

Thanks for reading about our work at King's Ely this year.
Managed to add 230 posts this year, sharing work and ideas...

Image: Ronald Lampitt, who also illustrated 'The Map that came to Life' and many Ladybird books...

Christmas Trees - artificial or real?

Which one has the greatest environmental impact?

Well, when they're as good as this, there's no contest...

Image by Alan Parkinson
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