Landforms of the Earth - Transparency Book
Publisher's Description
Landforms of the Earth - Geography overhead transparencies can really cheer up geography lessons. The transparencies systemize and classify the diversity of forms. By using comparative observations of the type of landforms, their formation and development can be explored.
This set of transparencies (88 transparent pictures) uses typical examples to introduce basic problems of geomorphology graphically. It helps to practise landform analysis and to understand the origin of the landscapes. The transparencies can be written on with water-soluble pens without impairing their quality.
Teacher's Notes provide full details for each transparency. In addition, explanatory texts and diagrams accompany the pictures and there is a booklet containing copiable exercises and worksheets.
Geography teachers all over the world have been lavish in their praise of Klett colour transparencies. Local language versions - Italian, Dutch, German, Slovenian, Swedish, English - are already being used.
Contents:
- Landforms Produced by Running Water - Part 1
- Glacial Forms - Part 2
- Coastal Forms - Part 3
- Karst Landform - Part 4
- Landform and Arid Regions - Part 5
- Volcanic Forms and Impact Craters - Part 6
- Tectonic Forms - Part 7
- Manmade Landforms - Part 8
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