The document discusses different types of landscapes including coastal, mountain, and flat landscapes. It describes various landforms that make up landscapes such as capes, gulfs, beaches, and islands for coastal landscapes. The document also discusses how humans impact landscapes and the importance of protecting environments and ecosystems through reducing, reusing and recycling. Key elements of rural and urban landscapes are also outlined.

1. social
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2. Landscapes
A landscape is an area with different landforms.
This is a coastal landscape.
This is a mountain landscape.
This is a flat landscape.
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3. Landforms
A cape, a gulf, a beach, a
port, a peninsula, an
island and
an archipelago are all
features of coastal
landscapes.
There are mountain ranges, plains, rivers, capes, gulfs
and archipelagos on and around the Iberian Peninsula.
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4. Landscapes and us
Rural and urban landscapes are very different.
Humans change landscapes so some landscapes are
protected to preserve their plants and animals.
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5. Protecting the environment
Human activity has a big impact on ecosystems but there are many
ways to protect the environment and ecosystems.
We must reduce,
reuse and
recycle to protect
the environment.
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6. What have we learnt?
Landscapes can be…
coastal mountain flat
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7. What have we learnt?
Some examples of landforms are…
capes gulfs islands plains
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8. What have we learnt?
Some elements of rural landscapes are…
mountains farm
animals lakes
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9. What have we learnt?
Some elements of urban landscapes are…
buildings traffic lights roads
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10. What have we learnt?
We can separate our rubbish into different recycling bins
paper plastic glass