In the month of December Oxford Education gave away 24 free resources. This was one a day as an advent calendar with gifts under the Kerboodle Tree. I have collated the tweets here primarily for my own reference.
1st December
On the 1st day of Advent, @kerboodle gave to me…a glaciation animation from geog.1 https://t.co/Va4IzVdHTy pic.twitter.com/rPmB6A8iJV
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 1, 2016
2nd December
Do they know it's Christmas? Here's a free OCR B SoW for development https://t.co/5komIEYg96 #kerboodletree pic.twitter.com/jpgbTNtyGV
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 2, 2016
3rd December
What's the 3rd present under the #kerboodletree? This vintage Geofile on Arctic tourism https://t.co/MrHiQ2Rj33 pic.twitter.com/OLmc4Wvyjs
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 3, 2016
4th December
Help students get to grips with specialist vocabulary for Diverse places https://t.co/F3iJpvGCuz #KerboodleTree pic.twitter.com/gk5WYgXIDK
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 4, 2016
5th December
Looking at environmental regions with KS3? Try this Connections PPT from under the #kerboodletree https://t.co/5yqCkxigl8 pic.twitter.com/WqCb2fWoiJ
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 5, 2016
6th December
It's the 6th day of Advent and today's present is an extension worksheet from geog.3 @kerboodle https://t.co/dKpJyIPRI6 pic.twitter.com/5yZPGWnoPf
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 6, 2016
7th December
The globalisation of fashion, its advantages and disadvantages – covered in today's #kerboodletree gift https://t.co/TtYoiK5Usm pic.twitter.com/IS8T8s4qjV
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 7, 2016
8th December
Teaching climate at GCSE? This @kerboodle animation is for you https://t.co/b8XPYV9TTM #kerboodletree pic.twitter.com/EpP0FqCnl4
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 8, 2016
9th December
It's a SoW for water and carbon cycles from AQA Geography A Level & AS @kerboodle under the tree today https://t.co/gWMvMkORI2 pic.twitter.com/oOZcCDiEkR
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 9, 2016
10th December
This auto-marked, multiple-choice test checks students' knowledge of Cold environments #kerboodletree https://t.co/YuSBZGKRRT pic.twitter.com/vnYJx7coFf
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 10, 2016
11th December
What happens when a volcano erupts? Find out in this Nelson Key Geography resource https://t.co/YDSSsVuJvn #kerboodletree pic.twitter.com/bKVMZGyGNY
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 11, 2016
12th December
What and where is Asia? An interactive activity is from geog.2 @kerboodle https://t.co/Wsps3EEs6p pic.twitter.com/9NpPcoiQPR
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 12, 2016
13th December
Underneath the #kerboodletree today… a GCSE Geography Edexcel B glossary https://t.co/iomKkU7WhB pic.twitter.com/NfNZAUE45Z
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 13, 2016
14th December
What's the demographic transition model? This Nelson Key Geography animation explains https://t.co/fkldzGxodc #kerboodletree pic.twitter.com/PvW1L0zpWJ
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 14, 2016
15th December
Discover some deforestation success stories in this Geofile https://t.co/p00ZNwe6Ln #kerboodletree pic.twitter.com/AwAPGzNuOI
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 15, 2016
16th December
Assess KS3 students' understanding of earthquakes with this resource from geog.3 @kerboodle https://t.co/CtBr3ICznd pic.twitter.com/KB5Jc4OHLt
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 16, 2016
17th December
Test your students' knowledge and understanding of urbanisation with today's #kerboodletree gift https://t.co/aDbcdqRk3J pic.twitter.com/T4BSm25yCT
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 17, 2016
18th December
What are the Millennium Villages? Find out with today's #kerboodletree gift https://t.co/2sfp7kHsXc pic.twitter.com/CjXqP07GgV
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 18, 2016
19th December
Check students' knowledge of Asia with this interactive from Nelson Key Geography @kerboodle https://t.co/Td1ZVQZK6x pic.twitter.com/mwDZZ84FO5
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 20, 2016
20th December
Check students' knowledge of Asia with this interactive from Nelson Key Geography @kerboodle https://t.co/Td1ZVQZK6x pic.twitter.com/mwDZZ84FO5
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 20, 2016
21st December
An exam-style question with mark scheme for those following Edexcel B at GCSE under the #kerboodletree https://t.co/pn65uDfzHL pic.twitter.com/Gsvaot3T4n
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 21, 2016
22nd December
Check students' locational knowledge of the UK with this interactive #kerboodletree https://t.co/g7G8qdV7It pic.twitter.com/UuIN3vIny0
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 22, 2016
23rd December
This KS3 geography task is from Living Literacy @kerboodle https://t.co/joXcrzrYUZ pic.twitter.com/4Z8av5UB1X
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 23, 2016
24th December
What is the rock cycle? Find out with our final #kerboodletree gift https://t.co/lMPoKrWhaO pic.twitter.com/kbiTs9PWIT
— Oxford Geography (@OxfordEdGeog) December 24, 2016