Lesson · Grade 1 · Social Studies

Natural and Human-Made Features

  • Grade 1
  • Social Studies
  • 49 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC1-SS-07

One picture of a place with mountains, a forest and a river, plus buildings, a bridge and a dam, is drawn and then named one thing at a time. The three natural features are labelled in green and the three human-made ones in amber, and the video ends on the recap "Some things are natural, and some are human-made."

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In one sentence

The question this lesson answers

Look closely at everything in this place.

Who made each thing, nature or people?

Transcript

What the lesson says

Look closely at everything in this place.

Who made each thing, nature or people?

Things made by nature are called natural.

Nature made these tall, rocky mountains.

Nature made this forest full of trees.

Nature made this river of flowing water.

Things made by people are called human-made.

People built these buildings to live and work in.

People built this bridge to cross the river.

People built this dam to hold back water.

Some things are natural, and some are human-made.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Grade 1

Social Studies, Land and environment: natural and human-made features of the local environmentBC1-SS-07

Previous: How a Community Uses and Cares for NatureNext: Country and City: Rural and Urban Places

The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.