Add this poster of different types of geographic features of Earth to your classroom walls to provide a visual reference for students.
This colourful poster clearly illustrates the different geographic features in relation to one another, including mountains, glaciers, rivers, waterfalls, valleys, hills, tributaries, beaches, rivers, swamps, marshes, deltas, seas, oceans, reefs, canyons, mesas, plains, deserts, lakes and more.
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It would be great if the image could be separated out from the words as I'd like my students to have a go at labeling the picture. Is this possible?
Great idea! We have added a black and white worksheet version with blank spaces for the students to write in the landforms themselves.
I'm Impressed ! Love it
Thanks Mary!
Great ! I like explaining and using this for exploring, other curriculum areas as well.
This resource links up really well with the Year 8 Geography unit - "Landforms & Landscapes"