Name That Landform Smartboard Game
Using Name That Landform Smartboard Game, students look at each picture and decide what type of landform is shown
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How to teach Landforms
Using Name That Landform Smartboard Game, students look at each picture and decide what type of landform is shown.
Being able to describe landforms will help your students to read a map to find locations. This game gives the an opportunity to learn about ten landforms.
Students look at each picture and decide what type of landform is shown. Then, students draw pictures or write descriptions about the landforms they reviewed.
Other resources to use with this Name That Landform Smartboard Game
If you are using this game, your students are probably learning about landforms.
Use this Landform Definition Matching Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this game by reviewing landforms using Landform Flash Cards. Next, students share experiences they have had with a landform. Then, students complete game independently or with a partner. Finally, studentschoose two landforms and draw an example of each.
Be sure to check out more Environment Worksheets.
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