Define the key words above using the links below. Remember to write the definitions in full sentences.
How much do you actually know about the size , number of countries and population size of each continent? Where does Africa 'fit' within the world? Individuals and Societies often uses mathematical skills to aid in the teaching of the subject and during the next few lessons you will need to use them to complete a number of the activities.
Ranking Africa Resources from the Royal Geographical Society
Now we have completed the group activity, answer the following questions on paper. Remember to write in full sentences.
It is important to know what the physical landscape of Africa looks like as this will help us to understand the different trade routes throughout the continent. Using the map that you have been given and the links in the 'Useful Resources' box below mark on the key biomes found in Africa. Then colour them in. Don't forget to include a key. Then complete the following bullet points.
Once finished answer the following questions in full sentences on paper:
Now you know where the major physical geography landforms and rivers are located in Africa it is important to know how they may impact us. You may also have come across a few terms that you were unsure of and this activity will help to rectify that.
Image Three - Topography of Africa
Everyone will be given a pink true and false card. I will read the statements below and you will need to decide if the statements are true or false.