1. Tewkesbury To start with, watch this video on the Tewkesbury floods in 2007video (You need headphones throughout this webquest)

2. Syllabus

4. Click on the following BBC Gloucestershire website and read through the stories and events that happened in Tewkesbury.BBC Gloucestershire website Answer the following questions Q1. Where is Tewkesbury? Answer: Tewkesbury Location Q3. What date did the floods take place? Answer: Q5. Using the following Wikipedia links here and watch the incredible BBC News report, what were the physical causes of the floods?Wikipedia links hereBBC News report Q2. Google search and stick a location map of Tewkesbury in the box to the side Rivers- Case Study – Tewkesbury Answer: Q4. What two rivers were responsible for these floods? Answer: Q6. Exactly how much rain fell on Friday 20 th July ?

5. Q8. Watch this You tube photo story of one residents experience. Using a Google image search or these two photo blog1, photo blog 2, paste in 3 short term effect pictures and describe each one in the box providedYou tube photo story photo blogphoto blog 2 Describe the effects here. Make sure you are specific and use names, facts and figures Short Term effects picture Tewkesbury Effects Q7. Using the following Wikipedia links here, how do you think humans may have contributed to the floods? (Human Causes)Wikipedia links here Answer: Q9. Watch this Guardian video, then outline the longer term effectsGuardian video Short Term effects picture Short Term effects picture Long Term effects picture Long Term effects picture Long Term effects picture

6. Immediate response 1: Q11. Using the following Gloucestershire BBC webpage and this webpage, outline 3 immediate responses to the floods and find a picture to show them.Gloucestershire BBC webpage webpage Immediate response 2: Immediate response 3: Tewkesbury Responses Secondary response 1: Q12. Using the same two webpages, outline 3 secondary responses to the floods and find a picture to highlight them. Secondary response 2: Secondary response 3: Q10. Define immediate and secondary responses Immediate responses are …. Secondary responses are … Responses to Flood Pictures Responses to Flood Pictures

7. Q15. Listen to the audio clips of people caught up in the floods in Tewkesbury here and here. How would you feel if you were in Tewkesbury the day the floods occurred?here Your views: Extension Activity Q13. Take this GCSE Bitesize test on flooding here. Record your score in the box belowhere Score: How good are you ? Webquest Complete ! Now remember to print off a copy for your file and save a copy to your e- Portfolio!. The very best webquests will have the opportunity to be displayed on the Geography TV Channel in school ! Q14. Like all your GCSE case studies you need to make a nutshell table for this case study. Fill out the template on the next slide. Nutshell Table

8. What When Where Rivers Involved Causes of floods 3 Primary Effects 3 Secondary Effects 3 Immediate Responses 3 Long term Responses Tewkesbury in a Nutshell