New books On the front please write the following: Your name 7RM Geography Ms Bradshaw Hu3.

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New books On the front please write the following: Your name 7RM Geography Ms Bradshaw Hu3

What is Geography? Learning Objective: To identify human and physical features in geography Skill: Independent enquirers

Success Criteria All will recall the difference between human and physical geography Most will be able to identify the differences between human and physical geography Some will locate different human and physical features around the United Kingdom

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Geography: There are two main types of Geography. Do you know what they are? Physical geography Human geography But what do they mean?

Physical Geography is... Copy into books: Physical geography is the study of the Earth’s natural features. It is about the land, sea and environment around us. Landforms are natural features formed by rivers, sea, ice and volcanoes. Can you tell me 5 other things which could be classed as physical geography?

Human Geography is: Copy into books: Human geography is the study of where and how people live. Can you name 5 things which could be classed as Human Geography in your area?

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