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The document provides an overview of landscapes in New York State for students. It defines landscape as the shape of the Earth's surface and explains that New York has different landscape regions based on elevation and underlying bedrock. The key landscapes identified are plains at low elevations with flat land, mountains with high elevations and steep slopes, and plateaus with medium elevations and flat or gently sloping land. Examples given of landscapes in New York include the Adirondack Mountains and Allegheny Plateau.

Science

2/4/2021
Objective: SWBAT identify the various
landscapes of New York State.
Students will be able to identify the landscapes in New York state using pages 2 and 3 of the
ESRT

Mini-Lesson:
Landscape- the shape of the Earth’s
surface.

New York State is divided into different
landscape regions based on:
1. Elevation – height above or below sea level ( plain, mountain,
plateau)
2. Bedrock – the hard, solid rock beneath surface materials such
as soil and gravel.
(sedimentary/metamorphic/igneous)

https://youtu.be/KsDxQScVpms
How to read the page 2 of the
Earth Science Reference table

BEDROCKS
Types of Rocks in New
York State

How to read page 3 of the ESRT
• https://youtu.be/ZxLNEuacEpc

Take a look at the ESRT.
Which landscapes can we find in New York
State?

Mountains (Highlands)
- High elevation (at least 300 m above the surface)
- Steep slopes
- Folded bedrock layers

Plateau
- Medium elevation
- Land is flat or has gentle slopes
- Horizontal bedrock layers

Plain (Lowland)
- Low elevation
- Flat land
-Horizontal bedrock layers

The most famous Plateau in USA:
COLORADO PLATEAU

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1. 2/4/2021 Objective: SWBAT identify the various landscapes of New York State. Students will be able to identify the landscapes in New York state using pages 2 and 3 of the ESRT

4. Mini-Lesson: Landscape- the shape of the Earth’s surface.

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6. LANDSCAPE IN NEW YORK STATE

7. https://youtu.be/KsDxQScVpms How to read the page 2 of the Earth Science Reference table

9. PLAIN (Lowland)

10. MOUNTAIN

11. PLATEAU

12. BEDROCKS Types of Rocks in New York State

13. How to read page 3 of the ESRT • https://youtu.be/ZxLNEuacEpc

14. Take a look at the ESRT. Which landscapes can we find in New York State?

15.

16. Adirondack Mountains

17. Allegheny Plateau

18.