Blog by Tag: Geography

Today in Year 4, we went on a virtual adventure using Google Earth to explore Great Sutton and Ellesmere Port!

We spotted physical features like rivers, fields, and woodlands, and compared them to human features such as roads, schools, and the Blue Planet Aquarium. The children loved finding…

Year 2 have been learning about the Jurassic coastline and in particular the seaside town of Weymouth.

They have used a map to identify the human (and physical) features of the town.

Knowledge: to identify the human features of the seaside

Skills: to name human features of the…

Geography fieldwork was so much fun! Two glorious days on the banks of the River Dee exploring how it is used in comparison with the mouth of the River Mersey.

Last term we visited the brook of Brookside!

The brook has been here since before the oldest Ordnance survey maps existed.

It is now partially covered by housing estates as it flows to the Mersey.

We have been looking at birds eye view maps. We created maps of our classroom. 

This afternoon, Year 5 used atlases to locate the 8 countries, the mountain range, the Alps are spread across. Great work Year 5!

We are using maps to locate the Jurassic coast

Knowledge:

Locate coasts in the UK

Skills: 

Identify physical features of a coast

Vocab: coast, coastline, arch, stack, shoreline, beach

Children have been inspired by the work of William Morris to design and create a rainforest print.

The children learnt how to batik fabric.  

We found animals which were native to each of the seven continents.