Lesson · Grade 2 · Social Studies

Landforms and Bodies of Water

  • Grade 2
  • Social Studies
  • 52 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC2-SS-07

A simple landscape picture shows four landforms (a mountain, a valley, a plain and an island) and three bodies of water (an ocean, a lake and a river), each traced and labelled one at a time. The river flows from the valley to the ocean, the labels are grouped by colour into land and water, and the video ends by saying that Earth has many kinds of land and water.

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In one sentence

The question this lesson answers

What kinds of land and water are on Earth?

A mountain is land that rises very high.

Transcript

What the lesson says

What kinds of land and water are on Earth?

A mountain is land that rises very high.

This low land between mountains is a valley.

A plain is a big area of flat land.

An island is land with water all around it.

Shapes of land like these are called landforms.

An ocean is a huge area of salty water.

A lake is water with land all around it.

A river is water that flows across the land.

This river flows from the mountains to the ocean.

Oceans, lakes and rivers are bodies of water.

Earth has many kinds of land and water.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Grade 2

Social Studies, Land and environment: diverse features of the environment in other parts of Canada and the worldBC2-SS-07

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The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.