Showing posts with label Glaciation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glaciation. Show all posts

Friday, 23 March 2018

Snowdonia 'A' level fieldwork

I'm currently on another trip - this time to Snowdonia with 6th form students, and colleagues, to do the fieldwork for upland and lowland glaciation. It is not on the doorstep when you live in Cambridgeshire, so we will be exploring upland and lowland areas, in the area around Cwm Idwal, the Ogwen Valley and Nant Ffrancon.

After a night at the Swallow Falls Youth Hostel, we've arrived at Rhyd-y-Creuau, and just back from an upland glacial day in and around Cwm Idwal.

I mentioned the BritIce map, as a possible secondary source.


Saturday, 30 August 2014

The Ice Man

Matt Podbury and Russel Tarr are putting together a geography / history unit based on my children's book 'The Ice Man', which was published in 2012, for the lucky students at the International School of Toulouse.

It's great to see what they're creating, and you can head over to Geography Pods to see the geography related elements of the unit, along with some supporting resources.


Thanks guys !
The book is still available to purchase of course...

And King's Ely students will be looking at this book too, later in the year.