1. Looking at Landforms
Lesson 2

2. Engaging Scenario
Is the surface of the earth the same everywhere?

3. Equipment Inventory
Globe, relief style
Relief maps
Landform pictures

4. Focus Question
What are some of the different landforms found on earth?
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5. Prediction
I think some of the different landforms are ____________________ because ____________________.
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6. Data/Observations Draw the different landforms in your notebook
Make your best guess about how it was formed

7. Landforms

8. Landforms

9. Landforms

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12. Landforms

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15. Landforms

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17. Landforms

18. Individual Response to the Focus Question (IRFQ)
I claim that _________________ because _________________.
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19. Making Meaning Conference

20. Vocabulary
Landform—a part of the earth’s surface that has a unique shape, is easy to recognize, and was created by nature
Model—an object that represents something that is similar to the real thing in many ways (it might by made out of the same materials), but is different in some ways (it might by much bigger or smaller, for example).
Physical model—a three-dimensional model of something

21. Conclusion I learned… Remember to use correct scientific vocabulary!
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22. Reflection I wonder… My Science Notebook 2012-2013
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