Geography. Level 1 to 17.

Sheet GE-MAPLevels 1 to 12

1. Directions and the compass

   GE-MAP-DIR · Primary 1 to Primary 4 · about 3 modules planned

   North, south, east and west, using the sun and a compass to find the way.

   • About 3 planned

2. Plans and simple maps

   GE-MAP-PLN · Primary 1 to Primary 5 · about 4 modules planned

   Drawing a map of the classroom, the compound and the route to the market.

   • About 4 planned

3. Scale and distance

   GE-MAP-SCA · Primary 5 to JSS 3 (BECE) · about 4 modules planned

   Using a map's scale to measure real distances between places.

   • About 4 planned

4. Grid references and symbols

   GE-MAP-GRD · Primary 6 to JSS 3 (BECE) · about 4 modules planned

   Finding places with grid references and reading a map's key.

   • About 4 planned

5. Relief and contours

   GE-MAP-REL · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 5 modules planned

   Reading hills, valleys and slopes from contour lines.

   • About 5 planned

6. Interpreting topographic maps

   GE-MAP-TOP · SSS 1 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 5 modules planned

   Reading land use, settlement and drainage from a full map sheet.

   • About 5 planned

Sheet GE-GISLevels 7 to 13

1. Latitude, longitude and GPS

   GE-GIS-LAT · JSS 1 to SSS 1 · about 4 modules planned

   Pinpointing any place on Earth with coordinates and a phone's GPS.

   • About 4 planned

2. What GIS is

   GE-GIS-LAY · JSS 2 to SSS 2 · about 4 modules planned

   Stacking layers such as roads, rivers and wells to answer questions about a place.

   • About 4 planned

3. Collecting field data

   GE-GIS-FLD · JSS 3 (BECE) to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   Recording the location of boreholes, farms or clinics with a phone.

   • About 4 planned

4. Open mapping

   GE-GIS-OPN · SSS 1 to A level / JUPEB / foundation year · about 3 modules planned

   How volunteers put villages on open maps, and how to add your own area.

   • About 3 planned

5. Spatial analysis

   GE-GIS-ANA · SSS 2 to A level / JUPEB / foundation year · about 5 modules planned

   Measuring distance, buffers and overlap to plan where a new well should go.

   • About 5 planned

Sheet GE-PHYLevels 3 to 12

1. Landforms

   GE-PHY-LAN · Primary 3 to JSS 3 (BECE) · about 4 modules planned

   Hills, plateaus, valleys and plains, and how to recognise them around us.

   • About 4 planned

2. Rocks and weathering

   GE-PHY-ROC · JSS 1 to SSS 2 · about 5 modules planned

   Rock types, and how heat, rain and roots break rocks down into soil.

   • About 5 planned

3. Rivers

   GE-PHY-RIV · Primary 5 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 6 modules planned

   From source to mouth: how rivers erode, carry and drop material.

   • About 6 planned

4. Coasts

   GE-PHY-COA · JSS 1 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 5 modules planned

   Waves, beaches, cliffs, lagoons and deltas along Africa's shores.

   • About 5 planned

5. Plate tectonics

   GE-PHY-TEC · JSS 3 (BECE) to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 5 modules planned

   How moving plates build mountains and rift valleys, such as East Africa's.

   • About 5 planned

6. Deserts and dry lands

   GE-PHY-DES · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   How wind and heat shape dry lands such as the Sahara and the Sahel.

   • About 4 planned

Sheet GE-WEALevels 1 to 12

1. Observing the weather

   GE-WEA-OBS · Primary 1 to Primary 5 · about 3 modules planned

   Sun, rain, wind and cloud: keeping a class weather chart.

   • About 3 planned

2. Weather elements and instruments

   GE-WEA-INS · Primary 6 to JSS 3 (BECE) · about 5 modules planned

   Measuring rainfall, temperature and wind with simple home-made instruments.

   • About 5 planned

3. Rain and seasons

   GE-WEA-RAI · JSS 1 to SSS 2 · about 4 modules planned

   Why rainy and dry seasons come and go, and what brings the harmattan.

   • About 4 planned

4. Climate zones of Africa

   GE-WEA-ZON · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 5 modules planned

   Equatorial, savanna, desert and highland climates, and how they differ.

   • About 5 planned

5. Climate change

   GE-WEA-CHA · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 5 modules planned

   What is changing in the climate, why, and what it means for our region.

   • About 5 planned

Sheet GE-AFRLevels 3 to 11

1. Countries and capitals

   GE-AFR-CON · Primary 3 to JSS 2 · about 4 modules planned

   Finding our country and its neighbours on the map of Africa.

   • About 4 planned

2. Africa's biomes

   GE-AFR-BIO · Primary 5 to SSS 1 · about 4 modules planned

   Rainforest, savanna, Sahel and desert: what grows and lives in each.

   • About 4 planned

3. West Africa

   GE-AFR-WES · Primary 6 to SSS 2 · about 5 modules planned

   Rivers, coasts, climates and livelihoods from Senegal to Nigeria.

   • About 5 planned

4. East Africa

   GE-AFR-EAS · Primary 6 to SSS 2 · about 5 modules planned

   Highlands, great lakes, the Rift Valley and the lives they support.

   • About 5 planned

5. North, central and southern Africa

   GE-AFR-OTH · JSS 1 to SSS 2 · about 5 modules planned

   Deserts, the Congo Basin and southern plateaus compared.

   • About 5 planned

Sheet GE-POPLevels 1 to 12

1. People in our community

   GE-POP-COM · Primary 1 to Primary 4 · about 3 modules planned

   Who lives in our village, what they do and how homes are arranged.

   • About 3 planned

2. Rural settlements

   GE-POP-SET · Primary 5 to JSS 3 (BECE) · about 4 modules planned

   Why villages grow where they do: water, farmland, roads and markets.

   • About 4 planned

3. Population distribution and density

   GE-POP-DIS · JSS 1 to SSS 1 · about 4 modules planned

   Why some places are crowded and others empty, using maps and counts.

   • About 4 planned

4. Population change

   GE-POP-CHG · JSS 3 (BECE) to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   Births, deaths and how a country's population grows or shrinks.

   • About 4 planned

5. Migration

   GE-POP-MIG · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   Why people move between villages, cities and countries, and what changes.

   • About 4 planned

Sheet GE-CITLevels 2 to 12

1. Villages, towns and cities

   GE-CIT-TOW · Primary 2 to Primary 6 · about 3 modules planned

   How a village differs from a town and a city, and what each offers.

   • About 3 planned

2. Transport networks

   GE-CIT-TRA · JSS 1 to SSS 2 · about 4 modules planned

   Roads, rail, rivers and air links, and how they connect places.

   • About 4 planned

3. Urban growth

   GE-CIT-GRO · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 5 modules planned

   Why African cities are growing, and how land use inside a city is patterned.

   • About 5 planned

4. Informal settlements

   GE-CIT-INF · SSS 1 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   How people build homes and livelihoods where planning has not reached.

   • About 4 planned

5. Urban services

   GE-CIT-SER · JSS 3 (BECE) to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   Water, power, waste and housing: the challenge of serving a growing city.

   • About 4 planned

Sheet GE-RESLevels 3 to 12

1. Natural resources

   GE-RES-NAT · Primary 3 to JSS 2 · about 4 modules planned

   Water, soil, forests, fish and minerals: what we use and where it comes from.

   • About 4 planned

2. Mining and energy

   GE-RES-MIN · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 5 modules planned

   Oil, gas, minerals, hydropower and solar, and their effects on places.

   • About 5 planned

3. Industry

   GE-RES-IND · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   Where factories locate and why, from food processing to manufacturing.

   • About 4 planned

4. Trade

   GE-RES-TRD · JSS 1 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   What countries buy and sell, and the routes goods travel.

   • About 4 planned

5. Tourism

   GE-RES-TOU · JSS 2 to SSS 2 · about 3 modules planned

   Parks, beaches and heritage sites, and who benefits from visitors.

   • About 3 planned

6. Measuring development

   GE-RES-DEV · JSS 3 (BECE) to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   Income, health and schooling as ways of comparing how places are doing.

   • About 4 planned

Sheet GE-HAZLevels 2 to 12

1. Staying safe

   GE-HAZ-SAF · Primary 2 to JSS 2 · about 3 modules planned

   Warning signs, safe places and family plans for floods, storms and fires.

   • About 3 planned

2. Floods

   GE-HAZ-FLO · Primary 4 to SSS 1 · about 4 modules planned

   Why rivers burst their banks, and how communities prepare and recover.

   • About 4 planned

3. Drought

   GE-HAZ-DRO · Primary 5 to SSS 2 · about 4 modules planned

   When the rains fail: causes, effects on farms and ways to cope.

   • About 4 planned

4. Earthquakes and volcanoes

   GE-HAZ-EAR · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   Where they happen, why, and how buildings and people can be protected.

   • About 4 planned

5. Landslides and storms

   GE-HAZ-LAN · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 3 modules planned

   How heavy rain, slopes and strong winds cause damage, and how to reduce it.

   • About 3 planned

Sheet GE-ENVLevels 1 to 12

1. Caring for our surroundings

   GE-ENV-CAR · Primary 1 to Primary 5 · about 3 modules planned

   Keeping the compound, stream and school clean, and why it matters.

   • About 3 planned

2. Water resources

   GE-ENV-WAT · Primary 6 to SSS 2 · about 4 modules planned

   Where village water comes from, and how to keep wells and streams clean.

   • About 4 planned

3. Pollution

   GE-ENV-POL · Primary 6 to SSS 2 · about 4 modules planned

   Air, water, land and plastic pollution, and what causes each.

   • About 4 planned

4. Deforestation

   GE-ENV-FOR · Primary 6 to SSS 2 · about 4 modules planned

   Why forests are cleared, what is lost, and how replanting helps.

   • About 4 planned

5. Desertification

   GE-ENV-DES · JSS 2 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   How dry land loses its soil and plants, and efforts to hold it back.

   • About 4 planned

6. Conservation and protected areas

   GE-ENV-CON · JSS 1 to SSS 3 (WASSCE) · about 4 modules planned

   National parks, reserves and community-led conservation.

   • About 4 planned

Sheet GE-BYDBeyond school · Levels 13 to 17

1. Remote sensing

   GE-BYD-REM · A level / JUPEB / foundation year to 400–500 Level · about 7 modules planned

   Reading satellite images to map land cover, crops, floods and change over time.

   • About 7 planned

2. Urban planning

   GE-BYD-URB · A level / JUPEB / foundation year to 400–500 Level · about 8 modules planned

   Land use, housing, transport and services: how planners shape towns.

   • About 8 planned

3. Development studies

   GE-BYD-DEV · A level / JUPEB / foundation year to 400–500 Level · about 7 modules planned

   Theories of development, aid, poverty and inequality, with African case studies.

   • About 7 planned