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Odblog Odblog A weblog designed to share Geography resources with students and colleagues Friday, May 20, 2016 The story of the hurricane: Friday lesson for S3. Today's lesson with s3. Wanted to describe the distribution of tropical storms and explain their formation after some group work on pecha kucha style tasks. Lesson setup is all in the picture above as I wanted to get a quick start and keep moving. Started off with the map below on the whiteboard and just established that we all knew certain places, for example, North America, Australia, India etc. Students then had thirty seconds to look at the map and then I covered it. We used the class tools jigsaw on the whiteboard  Students picked the next person to go and gradually edited each other's sequence until we were almost spot on in terms of the distribution of storms. I think the link here should work to the jigsaw http://www.classtools.net/widgets/jigsaw_2/Yx7Up.htm  We then put our response into our books....

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