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Geography Grade 6. The Earth's shell - biosphere, anthroposphere. Collection 1

Course Difficulty Icon Intermediate
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Course Duration Icon 8 hrs
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  An engaging, interactive course designed for children, featuring interactive tests and activities.

This interactive course explores the fascinating layers of Earth, focusing on the biosphere and anthroposphere. Through dynamic lessons, exercises, and quizzes, children will learn about biodiversity, human interaction with nature, and the challenges of preserving our environment. The course emphasizes active learning, critical thinking, and practical application of knowledge.

Key Concepts Covered in the Course

  • Components of the biosphere and their interrelations. Boundaries of the biosphere. Biodiversity and human roles within the biosphere. Formation and properties of soil, its importance, and protection. Soil maps of the world and Ukraine.
  • Natural complexes and ecosystems.
  • Anthroposphere – the geographical and social environment of human life and activity. Global population distribution and density. Races and their characteristics. Largest countries by area and population. Political maps and their significance. Human impacts on other layers of Earth.

Course Modules

Module 1: The Earth's Shell - Biosphere, Anthroposphere

  • Lesson 48: The Biosphere
  • Lesson 49: Soil Formation and Properties
  • Lesson 50: Natural Complexes
  • Lesson 51: Geographical Layers of Earth
  • Lesson 52: Settlement of people
  • Lesson 53: Human Races
  • Lesson 54: Countries 
  • Lesson 55: The Anthroposphere and the Environment

Expected Learning Outcomes

  • Explain the components of the biosphere and their relationships.
  • Understand biodiversity and its importance for life on Earth.
  • Use personal experiences observing plants and animals to solve educational tasks.
  • Present examples of caring for domestic animals and cultivated plants.
  • Identify global and Ukrainian soil distribution patterns using maps.
  • Analyze the interconnections between natural components to solve ecological challenges.
  • Evaluate the impact of technological progress on the biosphere and soil.
  • Demonstrate responsibility in preserving biodiversity and soil health in local environments.
  • Identify and describe ecological issues in natural complexes and propose research-based solutions.
  • Analyze the distribution of natural zones using global biome maps.
  • Adhere to safe practices during educational excursions in nature.
  • Understand the significance of the anthroposphere as a geographical and social space.
  • Explain the uneven population distribution on Earth and its causes.
  • Locate the largest countries by area and population on political maps.
  • Create presentations about major global countries using digital tools and technologies.
  • Determine geographical coordinates of world capitals using political maps.
  • Provide examples of interaction between natural and social environments.
  • Promote respect for diversity and actively oppose discrimination.

This interactive course combines engaging content with practical tests and activities, fostering curiosity, critical thinking, and environmental awareness. Students will gain confidence and a deeper understanding of Earth's systems, preparing them for future studies.

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