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The document discusses different types of landscapes including mountains, lakes, forests, plains, cliffs, sand, and seas. It notes that mountains, rivers, and plants are natural features of landscapes, while houses, parks, and roads are man-made features. The document also discusses various animals that live in the sea, such as dolphins, octopuses, fish, starfish, jellyfish, and crabs. Beach safety flags are mentioned, with green meaning it's safe to enter the water, red meaning entry is prohibited, and yellow requiring caution.
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This document discusses different types of landscapes and features found in nature and those made by humans. It describes natural landscapes like mountains, lakes, forests, plains, cliffs, sand, and seaweed. It also mentions man-made features such as houses, parks, and roads. The document further explains that mountains, rivers, and plants are natural features of the landscape, while houses, parks, and roads are man-made. It lists several sea creatures that live in the ocean, including dolphins, octopuses, fish, starfish, jellyfish, and crabs. Finally, it introduces different colored flags and their meanings regarding safety for entering the sea.
Powerpoint landscapes
This document describes different types of landscapes and features found in landscapes. It distinguishes between natural features like mountains, lakes, forests, plains, cliffs, sand, seaweed and seas, and man-made features like houses, parks and roads. It also lists some living things commonly found in the sea like dolphins, octopuses, fish, starfish, jellyfish and crabs. Beach safety flags are explained with green meaning it's safe to enter the sea, red meaning entry is prohibited, and yellow requiring caution.
Ppt s2u8 different landscapes
This document describes different types of landscapes:
- Mountainous landscapes contain mountains, peaks, slopes, mountain ranges, valleys, and rivers.
- Plains and flat lands lack high mountains and contain flat land, fields, straight roads, valleys, and rivers.
- Coastal landscapes have cliffs, beaches, islands, archipelagos, and harbors.
- Rainforests are hot and rainy year-round, containing many trees, plants, and animal species like amphibians, birds, reptiles, mammals, and insects.
- The poles are very cold with ice, snow, penguins, seals, polar bears, whales, and Inuit people living in igloos.
Powerpoint landscapes
The document discusses different types of landscapes including mountains, lakes, forests, plains, cliffs, sand, and seas. It notes that mountains, rivers, and plants are natural features of landscapes, while houses, parks, and roads are man-made features. The document also discusses various animals that live in the sea, such as dolphins, octopuses, fish, starfish, jellyfish, and crabs. Beach safety flags are mentioned, with green meaning it's safe to enter the water, red meaning entry is prohibited, and yellow requiring caution.
Ppt s1u9 landscapes
This document summarizes different types of landscapes. It describes natural landscapes as those created by nature, such as mountains, forests, and rivers. Man-made landscapes contain human-created features like villages and houses. Mountainous landscapes contain mountains, lakes, forests, valleys, and rivers. Coastal landscapes have beaches, cliffs, lighthouses, harbors, and islands. Flat landscapes are plains and fields without high mountains. National parks protect natural landscapes, plants, and animals, and have rules against littering, picking flowers, touching animals, and staying on paths.
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Natural landscapes include forests, rivers, mountains, islands and beaches, while human landscapes contain roads, bridges, cities and villages that have been built or altered by human activity. Natural landscapes are defined by their natural geographic features, whereas human landscapes involve man-made structures and settlements within the built environment.
Amazing places
The document describes several biomes, including the desert, wetlands, alpine, rainforest, savannah, grasslands, coastal, reef, and tundra biomes. It provides 1-2 descriptive words for each biome's characteristics, such as "hot and plain" for the desert biome, "wet and marshy" for the wetlands biome, and "freezing" for the tundra biome. The document aims to highlight the key features that define each global biome.
Ecological situetion
Our planet is facing many environmental problems because of human activities. People are cutting down trees, polluting rivers by washing cars in them and killing fish. This is damaging the environment and putting many plants and animals at risk of extinction. We need to take action now to protect our planet by not polluting rivers or killing wildlife, and cleaning up litter so future generations can live sustainably on Earth.
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This document discusses different types of landscapes and features found in nature and those made by humans. It describes natural landscapes like mountains, lakes, forests, plains, cliffs, sand, and seaweed. It also mentions man-made features such as houses, parks, and roads. The document further explains that mountains, rivers, and plants are natural features of the landscape, while houses, parks, and roads are man-made. It lists several sea creatures that live in the ocean, including dolphins, octopuses, fish, starfish, jellyfish, and crabs. Finally, it introduces different colored flags and their meanings regarding safety for entering the sea.
Powerpoint landscapes
This document describes different types of landscapes and features found in landscapes. It distinguishes between natural features like mountains, lakes, forests, plains, cliffs, sand, seaweed and seas, and man-made features like houses, parks and roads. It also lists some living things commonly found in the sea like dolphins, octopuses, fish, starfish, jellyfish and crabs. Beach safety flags are explained with green meaning it's safe to enter the sea, red meaning entry is prohibited, and yellow requiring caution.
Ppt s2u8 different landscapes
This document describes different types of landscapes:
- Mountainous landscapes contain mountains, peaks, slopes, mountain ranges, valleys, and rivers.
- Plains and flat lands lack high mountains and contain flat land, fields, straight roads, valleys, and rivers.
- Coastal landscapes have cliffs, beaches, islands, archipelagos, and harbors.
- Rainforests are hot and rainy year-round, containing many trees, plants, and animal species like amphibians, birds, reptiles, mammals, and insects.
- The poles are very cold with ice, snow, penguins, seals, polar bears, whales, and Inuit people living in igloos.
Powerpoint landscapes
The document discusses different types of landscapes including mountains, lakes, forests, plains, cliffs, sand, and seas. It notes that mountains, rivers, and plants are natural features of landscapes, while houses, parks, and roads are man-made features. The document also discusses various animals that live in the sea, such as dolphins, octopuses, fish, starfish, jellyfish, and crabs. Beach safety flags are mentioned, with green meaning it's safe to enter the water, red meaning entry is prohibited, and yellow requiring caution.
Ppt s1u9 landscapes
This document summarizes different types of landscapes. It describes natural landscapes as those created by nature, such as mountains, forests, and rivers. Man-made landscapes contain human-created features like villages and houses. Mountainous landscapes contain mountains, lakes, forests, valleys, and rivers. Coastal landscapes have beaches, cliffs, lighthouses, harbors, and islands. Flat landscapes are plains and fields without high mountains. National parks protect natural landscapes, plants, and animals, and have rules against littering, picking flowers, touching animals, and staying on paths.
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Natural landscapes include forests, rivers, mountains, islands and beaches, while human landscapes contain roads, bridges, cities and villages that have been built or altered by human activity. Natural landscapes are defined by their natural geographic features, whereas human landscapes involve man-made structures and settlements within the built environment.
Amazing places
The document describes several biomes, including the desert, wetlands, alpine, rainforest, savannah, grasslands, coastal, reef, and tundra biomes. It provides 1-2 descriptive words for each biome's characteristics, such as "hot and plain" for the desert biome, "wet and marshy" for the wetlands biome, and "freezing" for the tundra biome. The document aims to highlight the key features that define each global biome.
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Our planet is facing many environmental problems because of human activities. People are cutting down trees, polluting rivers by washing cars in them and killing fish. This is damaging the environment and putting many plants and animals at risk of extinction. We need to take action now to protect our planet by not polluting rivers or killing wildlife, and cleaning up litter so future generations can live sustainably on Earth.
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The document summarizes key facts about the deserts of Australia. It notes that deserts make up 18% of Australia but 35% receives little rainfall, making it the driest inhabited continent. It describes several major deserts that comprise 17-18% of the country, including the Great Victoria Desert, Great Sandy Desert, Simpson Desert, and Tanami Desert. It provides details on the climate, landforms, and sparse human populations of the Australian Outback and desert interior. It also summarizes some common desert plants and animals and highlights several tourist destinations in and near the deserts, such as Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Lake Eyre, and The Bungle Bungle range.
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This document provides information about rivers and wetlands. It explains that rivers are formed from streams joining together and flow downhill from mountains and creeks. Wetlands are areas saturated with water, like swamps. The document lists common animals found in rivers like fish, turtles, and insects and in wetlands like alligators, manatees, and snakes. It provides details on some major rivers like the Amazon and Nile and notable wetlands around the world.
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This document provides information about rivers and wetlands. It explains that rivers are formed from streams joining together and flow downhill from mountains and creeks. Wetlands are areas saturated with water, like swamps. The document lists common animals found in rivers like fish, turtles, and insects and in wetlands like alligators, manatees, and snakes. It provides details on some major rivers and wetlands around the world.
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Rivers and wetland ivan and dash
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