Lesson 11 - Unit 1 - Book 4 - Erosion

Unit 1 - Book 4 - Coasts

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This lesson contains 16 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

Items in this lesson

Unit 1 - Book 4 - Coasts

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seating plan

b1a

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seating plan

b1b

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Today's Lesson

To do:

- Padlet task check!

- Can water break rocks?

- Video

- Task

Goals:

- The different words for different types of coasts

- learn the power and influence of water

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Book 4 - Movement

Pay attention.

From now on...
We use book 4 !

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Water can break rocks

Yes

Maybe

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Task: Water and rocks

1. Get your notebook

2. Copy the questions below

(schrijf de vragen dus op!) and answer them.

Q1. Do you think water can break rocks?

I think water can break rocks because....

Q2. Finish the sentence: Rocks can break because of ....

timer

6:00

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Fill in your answer:
I think water can / can not break rocks because....

Slide 8 - Open question

Watching the video

- Which word describes the process of the landscape changing?

- Which 'things' (examples) can change the landscape?

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After watching the video

- Which word describes the process of the landscape changing?

- Which 'things' (examples) can change the landscape?

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Note: Erosion

Erosion: Erosie (uitschuring / afbraak)
The slow breaking down of the landscape
due to wind, water, ice or natural forces.

Wind, water, ice or natural forces move.
The landscape breaks down
because of this.

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Note: Types of erosion

Wind erosion:

The wind blows the sand over the
landscape.

--> Abrasion = Afschuren
The rock slowly gets smaller

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Types of erosion

Water erosion:
The power of the waves or the strength of the
water pushes against the soil / rocks.

Sand and other rocks
in the water break
down the landscape.

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The texts says: 'in some places it builds up the land, and in other place it breaks down the land.

(it wears away)

Activity: discuss in pairs

Which numbers break down the land?
At which numbers do you see a build up of the land?

timer

2:00

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Homework:

Find out yourself how ICE changes the landscape.
'How can ice change the landscape?'
Write a description of about 5 sentences with an example.

Use the internet to find out.

Describe in OWN WORDS!

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