Rivers

• Children will be able to explain how rivers are formed.

• The start of a river.

• Map three of the longest rivers in the world.

• Children will be able to explain how flooding and erosion take place. 

• Children will be able to explain the terms, Bank, Flow, Channel, Current, Dam and Downstream.

• Children will be able to explain over a long period of time rivers create valleys, or gorges and canyons if the river is strong enough to erode rock.

• Children explore the terms sediment the mouth of a river and new, soil-rich land is known as a delta.

• Children will be able to explain the water cycle and are able to explain terms such as rainfall and evaporation.

• We look at the Physical Causes Of Flooding and how Human Factors Increasing Flood.

• Children will be able to explain how climate change has affected flooding.

• Children trace the source of the River Tame.

Mountains

• Children will be able to explain the difference between mountains and mountain ranges.

• Children will be able to explain how most mountains formed.

• What height does a hill become a mountain?

• We look at a range of different mountains and locations.

• The geography of a mountain.

• The highest mountain in the world and in the UK

• Children will be able to explain terms like; 

• summit, face, snow line, ridge, tree line and plateau.

• Children will learn that some mounts are formed by volcanos (volcanic mountains).

• We look at the destructive power of volcanic mountains and how even today mountains are still being formed.

• Super volcanos.

• Man v Mountains - Everest v K2

• Log into a computer and their Google Account.

• Access Google Classroom.

• Able to identify the set assignment and follow instructions.

• Open web links and PDFs on Google Classroom.

• Open and start to work on the Google Doc template.

• Complete the different sections.

• Add pictures where stated.

• Use keyboard shortcuts.

• Understand left and right mouse clicks.

• Use the tab and fullscreen features built into Chrome  OS to allow fullscreen viewing and easy movement between open tabs.

• Open multiple windows and access work.

• Research different aspects of the project and contribute to the class discussion.

• Use your Chromebook to find talking points during the lesson and share knowledge and understanding.

• Access and use different online maps.

• Copy and paste data with or without formatting and understand the difference.

• Open and complete the “Drag “n” Drop” activity.

• Open Jamboard and share knowledge and understanding.