πDiscovering the Land Around Us
✅ What Will You Learn?
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
✅ List different physical features in your area.
✅ Draw a simple sketch map of your surroundings.
✅ Say how people use each feature.
✅ Explain why physical features matter to your community.
π What Are Physical Features?
Physical features are the natural and man-made parts of the land that we can see or touch. Some are created by nature π³, while others are made by people π·π½♀️.
πΏ Natural features (made by nature):
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π️ Hills
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π️ Sand dunes
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π Rivers
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π️ Valleys
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π️ Deltas
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π¦ Springs
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πͺ¨ Rocks
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π³️ Caves
π️ Man-made features (made by people):
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π£️ Roads
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π Bridges
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π’ Buildings
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π§ Dams
π§± How Do We Use Physical Features?
π¦ Rivers – used for water, fishing, watering crops, and sometimes for transport.
π« Hills – some are used for farming, others for stone or sand for building.
π¨ Dams – store water for homes, farms, and animals.
π© Sand dunes – used for tourism or collecting sand for construction.
π₯ Valleys – often used for farming because they have rich soil.
πͺ Bridges – help us cross rivers and other obstacles.
⬜ Roads – help people and vehicles travel from one place to another.
π️ Buildings – provide homes, schools, shops, and offices.
πΊ️ Let’s Draw a Map!
You can draw a simple sketch map of your community!
π§ Include:
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A compass (π§) to show direction: North, South, East, West.
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Symbols for features (e.g., π = river, π️ = hill, ⛪ = building).
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A key/legend to explain your symbols.
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Natural and man-made features around your home or school.
π Why Are Physical Features Important?
✨ They help us in many ways:
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π§ Give us resources like water, fish, and building sand.
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π·π½♂️ Create jobs like farming, fishing, and tour guiding.
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π° Bring money through tourism (e.g., tourists visit the Okavango Delta π).
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π Make our land beautiful and special.
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π§ Help us know where places are (e.g., "The school is north of the hill.")
π¬ Let’s Think Together!
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Which physical features can you see from where you live?
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How do people in your community use them?
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Why should we take care of natural features?
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