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Geography Grade 7. Formation of continents and oceans. Collection 1

Course Difficulty Icon Intermediate
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Course Duration Icon 11 hrs
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 An engaging, interactive course designed for children, featuring interactive tests and activities.

This interactive course is tailored for Grade 7 students and focuses on the fascinating topic of the formation of continents and oceans. Through dynamic activities, quizzes, and interactive lessons, children will explore essential geographical concepts and discover the natural processes that shape Earth’s surface. The course encourages active learning and critical thinking while providing foundational knowledge about the formation of continents, oceanic patterns, tectonic movements, and their consequences.

Key Features of the Course

  • Interactive learning with quizzes and tests for children
  • Hands-on activities to explore geography concepts
  • Understanding natural processes that shape Earth's landscapes
  • Development of spatial reasoning and research skills
  • Aligned with modern curriculum goals and dynamic geography topics

Course Modules

Module 1: Introduction

  • Lesson 1: Introduction to the Formation of Continents and Oceans
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    § 1. What the geography of continents and oceans studies. Sources of geographic information about continents and oceans.

Module 2: The shape and movements of the Earth

  • Lesson 2:
    § 2. Geographical consequences of the spherical shape and movements of the Earth

Module 3: Continents and oceans are large natural complexes of the geographical envelope

  • Lesson 3: Continents and Oceans as Major Geographical Complexes
    § 3. Origin of continents and ocean basins 
    § 4. The relief of the continents and its formation
    § 5. Patterns of climate formation
    § 6. Climatic zones of the Earth
    § 7. Water masses and sea currents
    § 8. Natural complexes of continents
     Practical work 1
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Expected Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the significance of continents and oceans as objects of regional geography study
  • Explore the relationship between continents and oceans on Earth
  • Analyze geographical information about continents and oceans through maps
  • Understand Earth's spherical shape and its geographical consequences
  • Explore tectonic processes that created continents and oceanic basins
  • Identify tectonic structures, including platforms and folded regions
  • Analyze climate-forming processes and solar energy distribution on Earth
  • Study the distribution of air masses, ocean currents, and their effects on Earth's climate
  • Learn about atmospheric patterns, climate zones, and precipitation changes
  • Evaluate natural complexes and their role in Earth's ecological systems

This interactive course combines foundational geographical knowledge with research activities and quizzes. Students will gain insights into natural processes such as tectonic movements, ocean currents, and the formation of Earth's landscapes, fostering both academic knowledge and curiosity about Earth sciences.

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