Sandra Newman, Europe: New True Books: Geography, (Children’s Press 2009. Molly Aloian & Bobbie Kalman, Explore Europe, (CrabTree Publishing) 2007. Identify different types of settlement: hamlets, villages, towns, cities and conurbations. Anna Claybourne, Peoples of the World, Distinguish between rural, urban and sub urban areas. (Usborne Publishing) 2011. Know that green belts are used to control urban growth. Use a local map to identify the site and situation of local settlements. Jane Bingham, Encyclopedia of Settlements and Spring One Where are settlements found? In valleys, along coasts and at river World Geography (Usborne Population crossings. Why did people choose these locations? Access to water, Publishing) 2010 farmland, wood or for defence. Examine population density Distinguish between areas where people are dispersed (rural) and crowded (towns and cities). Understand the Water Cycle Evaporation from the sea/lakes, condensation, precipitation, run-off and groundwater Discuss the different paths that water takes. Ruth Thomson, Your Local Area: Rivers, Discuss how urban areas modify the drainage of water. (Wayland) 2010. Basins Understand that a river basin is an area of land drained by a river and its Fred Martin, Investigating Water and Spring Two Rivers tributaries. Rivers (Explore Geography), (Heinemann Identify features of a river basin: springs, mountain streams, channel, Library) 2006. valley, floodplain, lakes, estuary, coastline Follow the course of a river from source to mouth while using a map. Discuss differences between mountain streams and lowland meandering , River Story (Read and Discover), rivers. (Walker; Read and Discover edition) Identify Major Rivers and their Basins 2010. UK major rivers: Thames, Trent, Severn, Tyne, Ouse
Sandra Newman, Europe: New True Books: Geography, (Children’s Press 2009. Molly Aloian & Bobbie Kalman, Explore Europe, (CrabTree Publishing) 2007. Spring One Settlements and Population Identify different types of settlement: hamlets, villages, towns, cities and conurbations. Distinguish between rural, urban and sub urban areas. Know that green belts are used to control urban growth. Use a local map to identify the site and situation of local settlements. Where are settlements found? In valleys, along coasts and at river crossings. Why did people choose these locations? Access to water, farmland, wood or for defence. Examine population density Distinguish between areas where people are dispersed (rural) and crowded (towns and cities). Anna Claybourne, Peoples of the World, (Usborne Publishing) 2011. Jane Bingham, Encyclopedia of World Geography (Usborne Publishing) 2010 Spring Two Rivers Understand the Water Cycle Evaporation from the sea/lakes, condensation, precipitation, run-off and groundwater Discuss the different paths that water takes. Discuss how urban areas modify the drainage of water. Basins Understand that a river basin is an area of land drained by a river and its tributaries. Identify features of a river basin: springs, mountain streams, channel, valley, floodplain, lakes, estuary, coastline Follow the course of a river from source to mouth while using a map. Discuss differences between mountain streams and lowland meandering rivers. Identify Major Rivers and their Basins UK major rivers: Thames, Trent, Severn, Tyne, Ouse Ruth Thomson, Your Local Area: Rivers, (Wayland) 2010. Fred Martin, Investigating Water and Rivers (Explore Geography), (Heinemann Library) 2006. , River Story (Read and Discover), (Walker; Read and Discover edition) 2010.
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