Landforms+project

Geographic Landform Procedure

=Step one:= You will create a home page with your team member. You will include the following on it:
 * The first names of your team members and a little bit about each person. Think about the lay-out and then have each person create their own bio.
 * **Give the objective of your project.**
 * We will become more familiar with the landforms in our world and the terms used for these geographic features.
 * We will create a landforms PowerPoint. It will include the names of landforms, examples of landforms and captions about them. This will be uploaded to our team's project page.

This is a sample of what your PowerPoint is to include: These are the geographic terms you are to include: Each person will create their own PowerPoint using all of the terms.

Your slides are to include the following:
 * 1) A title page to include the team members' names
 * 2) A bibliography
 * 3) At least two slides about each land-form assigned to your group.
 * 4) The land-form term as the slide title
 * 5) A caption which includes the name and location of each land-form
 * 6) A definition of each land-form
 * 7) A link to a site for more information about the land-form

=Step two: Your team is to choose one of the projects below.= Each team will be responsible for specific terms. The terms and teams are listed in this document: Below is a little background on landforms:

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Read the details of each project below; A, B, and C. As a team choose to complete one project together>

Project A:
You will click on the picture below and read the directions for this project.
 * It will be created at school.
 * You will need to collect things from home like sandpaper.
 * You will use butcher paper as the backing.
 * It will be displayed in the hall.
 * You will have a banner that provides museum viewers with the objective of the project, your names and any other details that you feel are important or interest to others.



**Project B:**
Here is a sample of one:
 * You will create a land form flip book that will organize your information into the following layers:**
 * **Sky, mountains and valleys**
 * Wet areas
 * Dry areas
 * Water bodies



Project C
You won't believe how helpful this amazing site is for a triorama project:
 * 1) There will be one to four trioramas.
 * 2) Each one will be a scene with labeled geographic landforms.
 * 3) These terms are to be divided among you as you determine. I have pre-assigned terms to teams, but you may trade terms as you like.
 * 4) The team is to work together to assure that all land-forms are shown and labeled on at least one of the landscapes.

=Step three:=
 * Extra Credit: You can personally or as a group complete more than one project.
 * You will view other teams' Power points and visual project displays.
 * You will critique these giving precise compliments and suggestions.

=Step four: The Conclusion and Evaluation:= **Resources **

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