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Title: Grade 10 Geography Schemes of Work for Term 1

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This MS Word document comprises Grade 10 Geography Schemes of Work for Term 1, 2026.
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The schemes of work cover 5 lessons per week and follow the KICD Geography Curriculum Design for Senior School.


Strands and Sub-Strands Covered

1.0 Introduction to Geography

  • 1.1 Meaning and branches of Geography

  • 1.2 Importance of studying Geography

  • 1.3 Relationship between Geography and other subjects

2.0 The Earth and the Solar System

  • 2.1 The Solar System

  • 2.2 The shape and size of the Earth

  • 2.3 Proofs of the Earth’s shape

  • 2.4 Rotation and revolution of the Earth and their effects

3.0 Map Work

  • 3.1 Map reading and interpretation

  • 3.2 Map scales (statement, linear, ratio)

  • 3.3 Directions and bearings

  • 3.4 Grid references and marginal information

4.0 Weather and Climate

  • 4.1 Elements of weather

  • 4.2 Weather instruments and their uses

  • 4.3 Recording, interpreting and presenting weather data

  • 4.4 Factors influencing climate

5.0 The Environment and Its Resources

  • 5.1 Types of natural resources

  • 5.2 Conservation and sustainable use of resources

  • 5.3 Human activities and environmental impact


Topics Covered Within These Sub-Strands

Introduction to Geography

  • Definition of Geography

  • Branches: Physical, Human, Practical Geography

  • Importance in careers, environment, and technology

The Earth and the Solar System

  • Components of the Solar System

  • Characteristics of planets

  • Evidence of Earth’s spherical shape

  • Day and night, seasons, time zones, and varying lengths of day/night

Map Work

  • Conventional signs and symbols

  • Types of scales and their uses

  • Cardinal and intercardinal points

  • Measuring distances and calculating areas on maps

  • Using grid references and map keys

Weather and Climate

  • Temperature, rainfall, humidity, wind, sunshine, pressure

  • Use of thermometers, hygrometers, barometers, wind vanes, rain gauges

  • Drawing simple weather graphs: bar graphs, line graphs

  • Distinguishing weather from climate

  • Factors influencing climate: latitude, altitude, winds, ocean currents

Environment and Resources

  • Renewable and non-renewable resources

  • Water, soil, forests, wildlife

  • Causes of environmental degradation

  • Conservation practices

  • Role of individuals and communities in environmental management


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