ae.05 Depositional Landforms

Content

  • Statement of inquiry
    • Scientific and technical innovators need to understand how power affects the processes that occur within systems.
  • Factual questions [Remembering facts and topics]
    • How are erratics | lateral moraines | medial moraines | terminal moraines | drumlins formed?
  • Conceptual questions [Analysing big ideas]
    • Is there such a thing as a 'textbook landform'?
  • Aims of this lesson
    • To have knowledge and understanding of glacial landforms associated with the deposition.
Context

Context

Write

Task - Note making

For each of the landforms listed below, you need to define each and then produce a well annotated diagram to explain how and why they are formed.

  • erratics
  • lateral moraines
  • medial moraines
  • terminal moraines
  • drumlins

The diagram below may help you decide upon a style for your diagram but your diagram will include far more detail and insight.

The resources below will help you with your task.

Think

Resource 1 - Landforms created by deposition - What do they look like?

erratics | lateral moraines | medial moraines | terminal moraines | drumlins

Extreme Environments: One of the Norber Erratics, Austwick, North Yorkshire Dales, UK
Extreme Environments: Looking towards the source of the Aletsch Glacier, Bernese Alps, Valais, Switzerland
terminal moraine
Extreme Environments: Drumlins from Glacier des Ecoulaies, below Rochers du Bouc [3314 m], Valais, Switzerland
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Resource 2 - Landforms created by deposition - How are they formed?

Extreme Environments: Drumlins from Glacier des Ecoulaies, below Rochers du Bouc [3314 m], Valais, Switzerland
Time for Geography
Extreme Environments: Looking towards the source of the Aletsch Glacier, Bernese Alps, Valais, Switzerland
Time for Geography
Geo tool

Resource 3 - Landforms created by deposition - What do they look like in Google Earth on web?

Placemark

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Placemark

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Placemark

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Review

Review

Quiz

Kahoot - Alpine environments - Depositional landforms