Geography

Beautiful, printable geography worksheets for Years 1 to 6 — and completable on screen too. We lead with the part most schools find hardest to resource: map skills and fieldwork. Every sheet has a teacher answer version and is ready to hand out cold.

Years 1–6 KS1 & KS2 Print & on-screen Answer key on every sheet National curriculum
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The primary programme is being built now, leading with the map-skills and fieldwork strand. High school follows later.

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Primary Live

Years 1 to 6 (KS1 and KS2). Printable and on-screen worksheets across the national curriculum, sequenced by year and unit, each with a teacher answer key.

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High School Coming soon

KS3 geography — the same visual, printable approach applied to secondary map skills, fieldwork enquiry, GIS and place studies.

The primary curriculum, Years 1 to 6

Our curriculum backbone follows the Oak National Academy 2026 sequence (used as a scope skeleton); the worksheet content is original and grounded in the England national curriculum. Skills and fieldwork thread through every year and lead our build order.

Y1 Year 1

  1. Local area: where do we go to school? map skills & fieldwork
  2. Local area: where do we live? place
  3. Continents and oceans: what can we find out about the world? locational
  4. Seasons: how does the weather change through the year? physical
  5. Local area: how do we read maps and plan routes? map skills
  6. Local to global: how can we identify special places? place

Y2 Year 2

  1. The UK: what kind of place is it? locational
  2. Life in a capital city: London/Cardiff place
  3. Cold places: what is it like at the North and South Poles? physical
  4. Hot places: where are they and what are they like? physical
  5. Local area: why is our place special? fieldwork
  6. Contrasting locality: what is it like to live in Jamaica/Tanzania? place

Y3 Year 3

  1. Land use: how diverse are local and UK landscapes? map skills
  2. The water cycle: why is it important? physical
  3. Rivers: what’s special about them? physical
  4. Climate zones: what are they and why do they matter? physical
  5. Settlements: where do people live and why? human
  6. Local area: how is it changing? fieldwork

Y4 Year 4

  1. The UK: who are we? locational
  2. Mountains and volcanoes: what, where and why? physical
  3. UK region: why is the Lake District a national park? map skills
  4. Europe: how diverse are its landscapes and places? locational
  5. Europe: what is it like to live in northern Italy? place
  6. Local area: what needs changing? fieldwork

Y5 Year 5

  1. Local and global: why are trees and forests important? physical
  2. Natural resources: what, where and why? human
  3. North and South America: how diverse are their places and landscapes? locational
  4. South America: why does the Amazon matter? place
  5. Energy: how do we power the world? human
  6. Sustainable world: does it matter how we live? human
  7. Fieldwork: how can we investigate the sustainability of our school? fieldwork

Y6 Year 6

  1. Time zones: can we time travel on planet Earth? map skills
  2. Earthquakes: how do they change the world? physical
  3. Farms and factories: where does our food come from? human
  4. Coasts: what happens where the land meets the sea? physical
  5. Global trade: how do we get our stuff? human
  6. Around the world in 80 days: what have we learnt about our world? locational

Curriculum structure and unit titles follow the Oak National Academy primary geography sequence, used as a scope skeleton. All worksheets are original works grounded in the national curriculum.