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I-Spy at the Seaside |
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Starter |
| I-Spy on the Pavement was published in 1961. Have a look at the style of the writing and images. There is always a description, a question and a points value. How many 'chair menders' have you seen on the pavement in your town/city? |
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 | Activities > Coastal Landform images for discussion > I-Spy at the Seaside Task |
Cliffs and Wave Cut Platforms |
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Beachy Head, a 160 metre high chalk cliff in East Sussex, UK. |
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Boulder Clay cliffs at Criccieth, North Wales, UK. |
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Selwick Bay - Wave Cut Platform, looking towards Molk Hole, East Yorkshire, UK. |
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erosion | angle | steep | shallow | wave cut notch | undercutting | rockfall |
Arches, Stacks and Stumps |
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Durdle Door, a natural limestone arch, Dorset, UK. |
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The Old Man of Hoy, a 137 metre sea stack of red sandstone on the west coast of the island of Hoy, Orkney Islands, Scotland. |
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weakness | cave | roof collapse | erosion |
Bays and Headlands |
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Cape Wrath is a cape in Sutherland, Highland, in northern Scotland. |
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Sennen Cove, Cornwall, UK. |
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erosion | resistance | geology | exposed | sheltered |
Spits |
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Spurn Head, a narrow sand spit on the tip of the coast of the East Riding of Yorkshire, UK. |
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deposition | sediment | longshore drift | shallow sea | sudden change in the direction of the coast |
I-Spy at the Seaside Task |
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Produce your own version of 'I-Spy at the Seaside - Coastal Landforms'. Your booklet should include descriptions, a question and an image of each of the following:
You will find key terms |
I-Spy at the Seaside Task Examples |
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Examples of work produced by Katt and her classmate at the International School of Geneva - Campus des Nations. |
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Review |
| How many points would you score on this coastal journey? |
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