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i.Objectives1. Appreciate the

different landformson earth.

2. Illustrate theevents that occur

on the earths crust

due to tectonics


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II. Subject matter

A. Topic Formation oflandforms.

B. Contents:

*process

*landforms.C. Materials:

Pictures, photocopies


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III. Procedure

A. Motivation

1. Show the class the

picture/illustration of differentlandforms .Encourage theclass to ask question.

a. What can you say aboutthe different landforms?

b. What are the natural


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2. Show the pictures, thenask the class what mayhappened to the differentlandforms during tectonic

process.3. Introduce the followingwords.

*Earthquake*Tsunami

*Plate tectonics


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B. Development of

the Lesson1. Ask the class about the pictures.a. What can you say about the

pictures?

b. Why is it that there islandforms?

c. What is the significant of the

different landforms?2. Discussion of the differentlandforms and events that happened

due to tectonic process.


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Tectonic movements

In the Earths crust there are differentmovements which cause changes inthe crust of the Earth .

These movements are called Tectonicmovements because they build major

landforms on the Earth surface.


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Shield VolcanoesA shield volcano is characterized by gentleupper slopes (about 5o) and somewhat steeper

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Lava DomesClick to edit Master text stylesSecond level Third level Fourth level Fifth level


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External process

External process are those,which operate on the surface ofthe crust by external agents of

weathering and denudation.These includes the work of river,glaciers, winds and waves. It isalso called destructive process,as they tend to reduce thedifferences in relief of theregion. the higher region are

being lowered by erosion and the


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WeatheringClick to edit Master text styles

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The development of Danxialandforms have undergone

different stages of...Click to edit Master text stylesSecond level Third level Fourth level Fifth level


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524 346 - Sumatra

Island Tsunami WaveClick to edit Master text stylesSecond level Third level Fourth level Fifth level


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C. Generalization

In the formation of landform there aredifferent processes to be consider. Itmaybe due to the movement of the

earth or it could be due to the naturalhappening in the earth such asweathering.floods,tsunami and othercalamity which brings destruction in

our environment.


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1. Writing an essay

a. Discuss in two to threeparagraph the formation of

landforms.b. What are the effects of the

process of the formation of

landforms to our environment?

IV. Evaluation


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V. Assignment

Study in advance onthe lesson 10.


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Final Topic

Vegetation of the Earth


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I. Objectives

1.Appreciate the differenttypes of vegetation found indifferent areas by knowingtheir characteristics.

2. Write the different

vegetation found in differentlatitudes.


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II. Subject Matter

A. Topic:

Types of Vegetation

B. Content:Characteristics of

vegetation

C. Materials:Pictures, Illustrations


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III. ProcedureA. Motivation

1.Show the pictures of different vegetation inthe class. Encourage the class to askquestion.

a. What can you say about the pictures?

2.Show the pictures. Then ask the class onhow can we appreciate the vegetation ofthe earth.

3. Introduce the following words. *Temporal dynamics

*Spatial dynamics


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B. Development of the

Lesson1. Ask the class about the pictures.a. What can you say about the

pictures shown?

b. Why is it that there arevegetation?

c. How can you help preserve it?

2. Discuss the different types ofvegetation.


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Classification of

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Biomes classified byvegetation Tundra

Taiga

Temperate broadleaf Temperate steep

Subtropical rainforest Mediterranean Monsoon forest

Desert Xeric scrubland Dry steppe

Semi desert Grass savanna Tree savanna

Subtropical dry forestTropical rainforest

Alpine tundra Montana forests


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Cloud Heights at DifferentLatitudes. Different types of

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Fringing Reef Understanding theDifferent Types of Reefs. Fringing

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Isotope ratios measured at various

latitudes show that CO2 trends ...

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Forests can be found in all regionscapable of sustaining tree

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A coastal dune grassland on thePacific Coast, USA (Example ofSpatial Dynamics vegetation)

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Different types of

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Park contains over 1000different types of alpine

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C. Generalization

Vegetation is a general term forthe plant life of a region; it refers tothe ground cover provided by plants.

It is a general term, without specificreference to particular tax, lifeforms, structure, spatial extent, or

any other specific botanical orgeographic characteristics. It isbroader than the term flora which

refers exclusively to species
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_coverhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flora_(plants)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flora_(plants)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_cover


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World Natural Vegetation

The types of natural vegetation shown on this Natural

vegetation Map are Tundra and Mountain Vegetation,Needle leaf Evergreen Forest, Mixed Needle leafEvergreen and Broadleaf Deciduous Woodland,Broadleaf Deciduous Woodland, Mid-latitude Grassland,

Evergreen Broadleaf and Deciduous Trees and Shrubs,Semi-desert Scrub, Desert, Tropical Grassland, TropicalBroadleaf Rainforest and Monsoon Forest andSubtropical Broadleaf and Needle leaf Forest. TheNatural Vegetation Map shows that the vegetation

distribution is so varied throughout the world.


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IV. Evaluation

1. Discuss briefly the types ofvegetation.

2. Give examples in every types of

vegetation.


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V. Assignment

1.Draw an example in everyvegetation.


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Geo 111

Submitted to:

Mr. Reynaldo Navarro

Geo III- Instructor

Submitted by:Ms. Mary Joy C. Aguilar

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