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IGCSE Geography Globalisation of Food Lesson – Impacts, Case Studies & Exam Practice (Unit 10.2)

Ready-to-teach 60-minute lesson – no prep required
Covers globalisation of food supply, demand & sustainability
Builds AO2 & AO3 skills with exam-style questions (4–6 marks)

Lesson Overview

A fully resourced lesson designed to help students understand why food has become globalised and the social, economic and environmental impacts of this process.

Students explore how global food networks operate, using real-world examples and case studies, while developing the skills needed to explain and evaluate impacts in exam questions.

Ideal for teaching Resource Provision (Unit 10.2) and building confidence with extended responses.

What’s Included (Everything You Need to Teach the Lesson)

  • Complete, structured PowerPoint (ready to teach)
  • Engaging starter: “Where is my food from?” (introduces global supply chains)
  • Clear explanation of:
  • Globalisation and its link to food supply
  • Reasons for the globalisation of food (exam-focused)
  • Engaging Activities & Exam Practice
  • Analysis of global food networks and patterns
  • Structured tasks exploring impacts of food globalisation:
  • Food seasonality and diversity
  • Changing diets and Westernisation
  • Effects on production, monoculture and biodiversity
  • Real-world case examples:
  • Quinoa
  • Açaí berries
  • Fast food chains
  • Exam-style questions included (4–6 marks)
  • Plenary + exit question for consolidation

Why This Resource Works

Zero prep – download and teach immediately
Strong focus on exam technique and evaluation skills (AO3)
Clear progression: knowledge - application - evaluation
Uses real-world case studies to support understanding
Builds confidence in extended writing and justification
Fully aligned to IGCSE specification (first exams 2027)
Suitable for mixed-ability KS4 classes

Key Skills Developed

Students will:

  • Explain why food has become globalised
  • Analyse the impacts of globalisation on food systems
  • Use geographical terminology accurately
  • Evaluate advantages and disadvantages
  • Apply knowledge to 4–6 mark exam questions
  • Understand sustainability issues in global food systems

Perfect For
IGCSE Geography (Cambridge / Edexcel)
KS4 Resource Provision / Food Supply topics
Core teaching lessons
Revision and exam preparation
Cover lessons (fully self-contained)

Standout Feature

This lesson combines real-world case studies with exam-focused evaluation, helping students confidently analyse and assess the impacts of globalised food systems.

Ideal for:
Teaching globalisation in Topic 10
Developing evaluation skills
Linking theory to real-world examples

Get this resource as part of a bundle and save up to 25%

A bundle is a package of resources grouped together to teach a particular topic, or a series of lessons, in one place.

Bundle

IGCSE Resource Provision Bundle (First Exams 2027 - CIE)

**IGCSE Geography Resource Provision – FULL Unit Bundle (Food & Energy | Units 10.1–10.6 | First Exams 2027)** Complete Resource Provision unit – ready-to-teach lessons Covers food & energy topics with case studies and exam practice Designed to build AO1, AO2 & AO3 skills for exam success **Resource Overview** A comprehensive, fully resourced unit bundle covering IGCSE Geography Resource Provision (Units 10.1–10.6). This bundle takes students from core knowledge of food and energy systems through to real-world case studies, evaluation and exam-ready responses, with a clear progression across the entire topic. Designed to save planning time while helping students develop confidence in description, explanation and evaluation. **What’s Included** **Food Resources:** Food production systems and farming types Globalisation of food supply Variations in calorie intake and global inequality Changing food production and consumption Challenges of food supply Food insecurity (including detailed Yemen case study) Soil erosion and desertification Sustainable management strategies and evaluation **Energy Resources:** How energy is produced (renewable vs non-renewable) Fuelwood, energy poverty and the energy ladder Global patterns of energy supply and demand Energy surplus and deficit countries Energy security and geopolitics Impacts of energy production Sustainable energy strategies In-depth country case study project **Why This Bundle Works:** Zero prep – everything is ready to teach Covers the entire Resource Provision unit (10.1–10.6) Clear progression: knowledge - application - evaluation - exam response Strong focus on exam technique and command words Includes multiple exam-style questions with mark guidance Combines case studies, data analysis, mapping and decision-making tasks Suitable for mixed-ability KS4 classes **Key Skills Developed** Students will: Explain food and energy systems Interpret maps, graphs and global data Apply knowledge to real-world case studies Evaluate strategies using evidence and reasoning Develop extended writing and justification skills Build confidence in IGCSE exam questions **Perfect For:** IGCSE Geography (Cambridge / Edexcel) KS4 Resource Provision topic Full unit teaching Revision and exam preparation Cover lessons and independent learning **Standout Feature:** This bundle provides a complete pathway through the Resource Provision unit, combining core knowledge, real-world case studies and exam-focused practice to help students achieve high-mark answers. **Ideal for:** Teaching the full unit from start to finish Building exam confidence Reducing planning workload

£19.50

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