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Geography lesson plan to identify human or physical features
Module: Primary Education
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Year: 4 Class Teacher: LMcG SM HR CM JW
Term: 5 Week: 4
Subject: Geography – to identify the human and physical characteristics of a region in North America.
Day: Thursday
13/05/21
LO: To identify
the human and
physical
characteristics of
a region in
North America.
Slide 1: Discuss the LO. Ask the children to recap over the last two weeks geography lessons
and see if they can name the regions they have studied.
Slide 2-4: Show the children a map of North America and get them to name the region we will
be learning about.
Slide 5: See can the children describe the location of New York (North-East).
Slide 6: Question the children about why we are studying New York – relate to James and the
Giant Peach.
Slide 7: Do a quick recap of what are human and physical features. Ask the children for
explanations and examples.
Slide 8: Watch the first two minutes of the video and get the children to note what human
and physical features they identify.
Slide 9-10: Discuss the physical feature of New York from the map and then compare it to the
map of Campania.
Slide 11: Explanation of worksheet. There is a worksheet which the LA children can use, and
the HA children can write the sentences into their workbook.
Slide 12: If the children finish early or complete good work, they can listen to the 7 continents
song.
Resources/ICT
-PowerPoint
-LA and HA worksheets
Assessment:
Live marking
Verbal Feedback
LA
Prioritised support –
encouraged to work with
their table.
MA
Extensions provided to
challenge understanding.
HA
Extensions provided to challenge
understanding.
National Curriculum link:
- Locate the world’s countries, using maps to focus
on Europe and North and South America,
concentrating on their environmental regions, key
physical and human characteristics, countries, and
major cities.
-Understand geographical similarities and
differences through the study of human and
physical geography of a region of North America.
-Use maps to locate countries and describe
features studied.
-Use the eight points of a compass.
Plenary: Throughout the lesson get the children to answer questions– this will keep the
children engaged and may encourage other child to get involved.
Impact on future teaching/learning: Pupils exceeding expectations: Pupils not meeting expectations:
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