4th GRADE MINIMUM CONTENTS- SOCIAL SCIENCE UNIT 3: LAND RELIEF

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LAND RELIEF 4th GRADE MINIMUM CONTENTS- SOCIAL SCIENCE UNIT 3: LAND RELIEF The outer layer of the Earth is composed of rocks and minerals. It is called the lithosphere or the Earth s crust. This layer is not flat; there are mountains, valleys, plains, basins and other features, which form part of the Earth s land relief. - Valley is an area of flat land between mountains. - Mountain is a natural high area of land. - Hill is a small mountain. - Mountain range is a line of connected mountains. - Plateau is a plain, which is higher than the land around it. - Basin/ depression is a plain, which is lower than the land around it. - Plain is a large area of flat land. - Delta is an accumulation of land made of sediment that forms where a river flows into the sea. - Beach is a flat, sandy area next to the sea. - Peninsula is a piece of land with water in all sides except one. - Isthmus is a piece of land that connects two land areas. - Gulf is a large area of sea that extends into the land. - Cape is an area of land that projects into the sea. - Island is an area of land completely surrounded by water. - Archipelago is a group of islands. THE FORMATION OF THE EARTH S LAND RELIEF The Earth s land relief has formed over millions of years and it continues to change. The Earth s plates The Earth s outer layer, or crust, is not one single piece. It is made up of

several plates, which fit together like a jigsaw puzzle. movement has created the land relief on Earth. at a These plates move very slowly around the Earth. Over millions of year, this When two plates collide, they fold and the land is pushed upwards, forming mountain ranges. When two plates move in opposite directions, the land breaks and forms a or fault. és M When two plates move apart, a sunken area, called a trench, forms. Volcanoes and volcanic eruptions in Volcanoes are points on the Earth s surface where magma comes out to the surface. Magma is very hot liquid rock. G When magma comes out violently this is called a volcanic eruption and the magma becomes lava. IP The lava from an eruption becomes rock and it forms mountains and islands. CE Erosion and sedimentation The Earth s land relief continues to change over many years. Two natural phenomena transform the Earth s landscapes: - Erosion. Wind, water (in rivers, seas and rain) and ice erode rocks and create valleys, cliffs, plateaus...

The speed of erosion depends on how hard the rock is. at a - Sedimentation. The wind and rivers deposit material on the surface of the Earth. These deposits create features such as hills, valleys, deltas and or beaches. THE LAND RELIEF IN SPAIN M The land relief in Spain includes the following features: -In the centre is the Meseta, a large, high plateau. The Sistema Central the Submeseta Norte and the Submeseta Sur. - The Meseta is surrounded by mountain ranges : the Montes de León, the Cordillera Cantábrica, the Sistema Ibérico and the Sierra Morena. IP G in és divides it into two parts: CE - Other important ranges are: the Macizo Galaico, the Montes Vascos,the Pyreness, the Cordilleras Costero-Catalanas and the Cordilleras Béticas. - There are two areas of low, flat land through which two important rivers flow: the Guadalquivir River Basin and the Ebro River Basin. - The five Balearic Islands are in the Mediterranean Sea. - The seven Canary Islands are in the Atlantic Ocean.

UNIT 3: LAND RELIEF ACTIVITIES 1.- Circle the types of relief. Then, write them next to their definitions. Peninsulamountainrangeislandarchipelagovalleybeachbasin a. A plain, which is lower than the land around it... b. A piece of land surrounded by water on all sides.... c. A group of islands.... d. A line of connected mountains... e. An area of flat land with sand or pebbles next to the sea.... f. An area of low land between mountains.... g. A piece of land surrounded by water on all sides except one.... 2.- Listen and complete. - The Alpes are a... in Central Europe. - In summer, we often go to the... to spend time by the sea. - The Balearics are a group of... - Spain is part of the Iberian... - The highest... in the world is Mount Everest in the Himalayas. 3.- Complete the table about Spain s mountain range. Range Location Highest peak

4.- Complete. a. There are different forms of land relief on the Earth s surface. In a continental landscape, we can see m... r..., plains, p..., v..., d... and h... In a coastal landscape, we can see islands, b..., p..., g... and c... b. The shape of the Earth s surface has been formed by the movement of p..., by v... eruptions and by the effects of e... and s... c. In Spain, examples of mountain ranges include the P..., the C... C... and the S... M... d. Some examples of relief are the G...River Basin, the E... River Basin and the M...

5.- Complete your bilingual dictionary. LAND RELIEF - Lithosphere: - Valley: -Mountain range: - Plateau: - Depression: - Plain: - Gulf: - Cape: -Island: -Isthmus: - Archipelago: -Peninsula: - Relief: -Plate: -Fault: - Volcano: - Eruption: - Sedimentation: