ICT presentation for B.Ed 1st year student teachers

1. Adarsha Comprehensive College of Education & Research
Pune - 4
F. Y. B.Ed (2021-22)
Course 111A- TBT Practical
Unit Name: Major Landforms of the earth
Student Name: BODKE CHARUDUTTA SONAL
Admission No: 81
Roll No. : 05
Method: Geography

2. •The slides in the program are arranged sequentially
•Do not change the sequence
•Do not edit the content or the slide arrangement
•Read each slide and do as directed.
•The questions in the middle are part of your Formative evaluation
answer those in your book.
•The questions towards the end are part of your Summative
evaluations do answer those in your book too.
•Submit the answers as per the date given by the teacher
Instructions

3. - Student identifies different landforms.
- Student describes characterisitcs of different landforms.
- Student identifies the landforms in their area.
Objectives
KNOWLEDGE:
Comprehension/Understanding:
- Student explains about Landforms ,its
formation.
- Student gives examples of various types of
landforms

4. Student collectes information about th various types of landforms in
their area
Analysis :
Student analyses landforms
Application/Applying:

5. Student observes various types of landforms in their areas
Interest:
Student surfs the net to find out more about landforms in the world.
Skills:

6. The aim is to make student understand about the earth and its landforms .
With this Student will also come to know about the processes of formation
of the landforms .
Students will be able to recognize major types of landforms in the world .
They will be able to identify the landscapes in their local area as well .
Scope:

7. Introduction
Identify the geographical features in the images

8. Introduction
Identify the geographical features in the images

9. The major types of landforms and
how they are formed
Major Landforms
of the earth

10. Landforms
It is a natural feature on the
Earth's surface and is part of
the surrounding terrain.
It is formed by different forces
of nature such as water, ice,
wind, and movement of
tectonic plates.
What is a
Landform?

11. Landforms
These landforms are a result of
two processes
1.Internal process: It leads to
the upliftment and sinking of
the earth’s surface at several
places.
2. External process is the
continuous wearing down and
rebuilding of the land surface
Process of
Formation
of
Landforms
?

12. Landforms
The surface is being lowered by
the process of erosion and rebuilt
by the process of deposition. These
two processes are carried out by
running water, ice and wind.
Broadly, we can group different
landforms depending on elevation
and slope as mountains,
plateaus,hills and plains.
Process of
Formation
of
Landforms
?

13. It is a landform that rises at least
300 meters above the surrounding
terrain.
Mountains can be formed through:
A head-on collision between
tectonic plates
Eruption of molten material from
the Earth's interior
Mountain

14. Mountains may be arranged in a line
known as Ranges
There are three types of mountains
Fold Mountains,
Block Mountains
The Volcanic Mountains.
Mountain

15. Fold mountains are those
mountians that are formed by the
effects of folding on layers in the
upper parts of the Earth's crust.
These mountians can be old or
young.
Fold
Mountains

16. They are created when large areas are
broken and displaced vertically.
The uplifted blocks are termed as
horsts and the lowered blocks are
called graben
Block
Mountains

17. Plateau
A flat, elevated landform that rises
higher than the surrounding terrain.
Plateaus can be formed by:
The upward movement of the
Earth's crust
Small volcanic eruptions

18. Plateau
A flat, elevated landform that rises
higher than the surrounding terrain.
Plateaus can be formed by:
The upward movement of the
Earth's crust
Small volcanic eruptions

19. Plain
Some of the processes that form
a plain are:
Erosion of rock, soil, and sediment
through the movement of ice and
water
Volcanic activity, when lava flows
across the area

20. Plain
It is broad, relatively flat landform.
Those are not more than 200
metres above mean sea level
Some plains are extremely level. Others
may be slightly rolling and undulating.
Plains are usually fertile regions. They are
suitable for cultivation.
It is easy to build houses, roads etc. in
plains.
They are usually thickly populated
regions.

21. Create a graphic organizer showing the
differences and similarities between a
canyon and a valley.
What's Next?

22. Reference
National Geographic. "Landform."
https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/
landform/.

23. Mountain
Hill
Plateau
Hill
Major Types of Landform
Wrap Up
A landform is a natural feature on the
Earth's surface and is part of the
surrounding terrain

24. summative
evaluation
Geography Grade 6
Types of
Landforms

25. Let's check how
much you have
learned about the
different types
of landforms!

26. To take the quiz:
But before
we begin...
1. Create a copy of this file.
Name the file using the format 'Class Number, Surname'.
2.
3. Read and analyze each question carefully.
4. Write your answers on the slide itself.
5. Share the file with your answers to my email.

27. Write TRUE if the answer is correct.
Otherwise, identify the word/phrase that
makes the sentence incorrect.
Modified True or False
Part 1

28. Question 1
A canyon is a major type
of landform.
True or if false, what is the
incorrect word/s?
[Type your answer here]

29. Question 2
Mount Everest in Nepal is the
highest landform on Earth.
True or if false, what is the
incorrect word/s?
[Type your answer here]

30. Question 3
Formations of landforms occur
in a very short amount of time.
True or if false, what is the
incorrect word/s?
[Type your answer here]

31. Question 4
Man-made structures such
as canals are examples of
landforms.
True or if false, what is the
incorrect word/s?
[Type your answer here]

32. Choose the type of landform that
best fit the given description.
Multiple Choice
PART 2

33. Question 5
It has a rounded summit and is
usually less than 300-m high.
A. Hill
B. Mountain
C. Plateau
D. Valley
[Type your answer here]

34. Question 6
[Type your answer here]
It is a flat, smooth, and
low-elevation area.
A. Plateau
B. Valley
C. Plain
D. Canyon

35. Question 7
It is a long and narrow area found
between hills and mountains.
A. Canyon
B. Valley
C. Basin
D. Plateau
[Type your answer here]

36. Question 8
[Type your answer here]
It is a steep, flat-topped,
and isolated hill with
almost vertical sides.
A. Plateau
B. Butte
C. Canyon
D. Mountain

37. Identify the type of landform
highlighted in the topographic map.
Identification
PART 3

38. Question 9
[Type your answer here]
What type of landform
is shown in the
topographic map?

39. Question 10
[Type your answer here]
What type of landform
is shown in the
topographic map?

40. Let's discuss
your answers!

41. Part 1
1. False - 'Major'
True
2.
4. False - 'Examples of landforms'
Modified
True or False
3. False - 'Short'

42. Part 2
Multiple Choice
1. A. Hill
C. Plain
2.
4. B. Butte
3. B. Valley

43. Part 3
9. Mountain - Mountains are represented by closely-spaced
loops. This indicates their steep slopes.
Identification
Valley - Valleys form v-shaped contour lines. The opening
of the letter "v" is located at lower elevations.
10.

44. Well done!
What famous landform in the United
States do you want to visit one day?
Share your answers on our virtual
Dream Board!
We'll visit some of these landforms
virtually next meeting.