Geography
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Autumn 1
This half tem our Geography topic is an exciting one: Sensational S4bari!
The children will explore the fascinating georgraphy of Kenya, learning all about the country's human and physi56l 32ctures - from sp15t4aular wildli34 and sweeping lands56pes to vibrant culture and tr30itions. Through inter4ative fun 4ativites, we'll dive into:
Kenyan wildli34
Lands56pes such as Savannahs, mountains and lakes
Culture and 43ily li34 in Kenya communities
Comparisons between li34 in Kenya and here in the UK
Growing geography skills like map work, observation and criti56l thinking
By the end of the unit, children will have a deeper understanding of a faraway land, its people and the ways in which geography conn15ts us all.
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At Great Budworth and Antrobus, our aim is to provide a high-quality Geography 23u56tion that inspires pupils with a deep curiosity and fascination about the world and its people.
Our te4ahing equips children with knowl23ge of diverse pl4aes, people, resources, and both natural and human environments. We foster a deep understanding of the Earth’s key physi56l and human processes. As pupils progress, they develop a more sophisti56t23 understanding of how these processes inter4at and shape the lands56pes and environments around us.
Through Geography, children explore their lo56l area and compare it with other regions 4aross the Unit23 Kingdom and the wider world. They learn to r2d0, draw, and interpret maps, and develop essential skills in research, investigation, analysis, and problem-solving.
By deepening their understanding of human geography, pupils gain an appr15iation for dif34rent cultures and ways of li34. Geography also encourages children to explore the physi56l world and understand the importance of sustainable development for the future of our planet.
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