1. Put the cards into groups – you decide Work out what the new topic is

2. Put the table the right way round – I cant seem to get it right

3. TYPE OF INDUSTRYDESCRIPTIONEXAMPLES PrimaryThose industries which use the earth’s natural resources Foresters, Fishermen, Miners, SecondaryThose industries which take raw materials and process them into manufactured goods and products. Football stitcher, tailor, TertiaryThese activities involve the selling of goods, products, services and skills Teachers, Doctors Footballers QuaternaryThis sector consists of those industries providing information systems, such as computing and ICT and R&D Mobile phone researcher

4. Year 8-Factory size and Industry as a system Objective To explain why factories differ in size and be able to explain industry as a a system Outcomes -I will have listed the differences between large and small factories -I will have drawn industry as a system 9 th January 2007

6. Steel industry

7. Bread industry

8. Ship industry

9. Furniture industry

10. Textile industry

11. Car Assembly

12. Size Factors - Inputs  Raw materials – materials used to make goods in the process of manufacturing  Labour – workforce, people who work  Capital – machines to manufacture the raw materials  Energy – Lighting, heating, electrical equipment

13. Processes  Processing (making)  Assembling  Packaging

14. Output  Finished products  Profit or not?

15. Size of factories Factories differ in size from the largest e.g s_______, to small factories such as b_____. The size depends on many things including r__ m______, number of w_______, size of m_______ and storage needed for the finished p________. Large factories need large areas of f____ land to build on such as c__ a______ plants which can be over a mile long! teel factory read aterials orkers roducts achines lat ar ssembly

18. What important things will I need to run a steel works? A good site Market Labour (workers) Raw Materials Transport Power

19. Scunthorpe Steel Works - Location factors Raw materials needed: Come from: Type of power: Description of site:Workers come from: Types of transport used:

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26. What is the best site for a factory? L.O. (WALT)  To know the factors that make a good site for a factory  To explain why the Scunthorpe Steel works site was chosen  KS3 level 4 Learning outcome (WILF)  A neat list naming location factors  To be able to say why Scunthorpe Steel works is where it is