Celebrate your students' creativity and spruce up your walls with A World of Display.

Belair - A World of Display - Geography

Colourful ideas for delivering a creative Geography curriculum.

Show your pupils their work is valued and respected… by displaying it attractively in the classroom and around the school.

Packed full of inspirational ideas for cross-curricular work and stunning Geography-themed classroom displays.


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Key Features

  • Wealth of original and inspirational creative activity ideas across the curriculum
  • Fantastic array of ideas to display children's finished work effectively
  • Starting points
  • Full instructions provided
  • Background information
  • Full colour photographs of finished displays
  • Further activities

Series components

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  • 36 x Teacher's Books
 TitleISBNPriceAvailabilityQuantity
Environmental Art
Age range: 4 - 11yrs
9781841914695£16.99In Stock
Geography on Display
Age range: 5 - 11yrs
9780947882808£16.99In Stock
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Environmental Art


“Like many schools, we are aiming for an Eco Award at the moment, so I was very interested to see what the Environmental Art book would offer. The first section is called ‘Using Found Materials’. Taking Andy Goldsworthy as inspiration, the book gives you lots of great ideas about how to structure children’s artwork using things you can find in any school grounds. This is great, as any teacher who has spent ages sourcing materials at the weekend will know! There is also a section on recycled materials and how to use plastic bottles and cartons to make a fantastic underwater world display - I can feel a whole school project coming on…” - Melani Tavenner, Teach Primary! September 2008


"This colourful book for primary schools is a great source of unique environmental art projects both for inside and outside the classroom. From woodland floor pictures to window pendants made from leaves, art for public spaces and art from recycled materials, each of the 23 projects uses original resources and is laid out with clear concise instructions and inspirational pictures." - Learning through Landscapes, September 2008


"This useful book contains a wealth of ideas linked to the environment. Within my school we have been particularly inspired by the Recycle Recycle Recycle activities and are looking at ways to incorporate these into our curriculum themes next term. It is amazing the amount of things you can do with an old plastic bottle! This is going to make a welcome addition to any staffroom bookshelf." - Cara Brameld, Write Away, April 2008


"This beautiful book from the Belair display range provides information and stimuli for creative displays and activities inspired by the environment. I could happily spend hours looking through the photographs accompanying each theme. It is reassuring to read in the introduction that the work in the book was all completed by school children because the work is all of a very high quality. Overall, I feel that this book is ideal for buying for the staffroom so that it can be used for whole school projects and it could be well used by individual Key Stage 2 teachers." - TES Website, March 2008


Geography on Display


5 STARS! “This book is absolutely brilliant for display ideas and/or topic related art. I have used Belair books in the past and found them incredibly useful and this book doesn't disappoint either. If you find creativity hard at times or you want to try something different, then this book, along with the rest of the range, will give you the ideas you need.” - July 2008 - Amazon


5 STARS! “I was fortunate enough to have Claire Tinker as my year 4 teacher and am now a training teacher myself. This book if full of fantastic ideas and suggestions and really helpful if you're ever stuck on a creative idea. And having done some of these activities myself as a pupil i can honestly say your children will love them!.” - December 2008 - Amazon

Claire Tinker

Geography on Display


Hilary Ansell

Environmental Art


What the author has to say about 'Environmental Art':


"Throughout a long career in teaching and latterly as a community artist, I have frequently turned to the local environment, be it urban or rural, for inspiration for my work. The local environment provides us with a wealth of shapes, patterns, colours and textures as inspiration for design work, art and craft. All we need is to open our eyes and ‘see’, to look at things with a fresh eye.


Not only does the environment provide inspiration but also materials. Working with natural materials you have found is great fun and stimulates imagination and creativity. A curiously bent twig could be a wind blown tree to one person (page 18 driftwood sculptures) or part of a creature created on the woodland floor (page 8) to another. Leaves, seeds, nuts, seed heads, fruits, twigs, driftwood, shells, pebbles, stones and grasses can all be used to good effect in small or large scale work.


In the seven years between the publication of my first book in the Belair series ‘Art of Recycling’ and the publication of ‘Environmental Art’ the awareness of environmental issues has grown astronomically. Globally, people are now aware of the necessity of conserving world resources. Working with recycled materials is one small way in which we can help to do this. My favourite recycling project in this book is the Under Water World that I helped to create with the children at a local primary school. There was such enthusiasm for the project from children, staff and parents. Ideas and materials poured in and we had so many helpers. There was a real sense of community about the whole project and we were all thrilled with the result."