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For river features including waterfalls, ox bow lakes and waterfalls, to investigate flooding and river themes, this topic is a great place to start.
Exploring creatures, moving around the river, food by the river etc...
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These images record the dramatic events of 2002 when Glossop in Derbyshire was flooded. There are some lovely archived images of the same location during floods in the twentieth century.
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Information for upper KS2 to support their understanding of river flooding.
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A fantastic Global eye website which features introductory information, info on the amazon and deltas in Bangladesh.
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Information on the water cycle, how we use water and a water diary are included.
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Sequence of animations shows how a waterfall creates a gorge.
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A useful website to support upper KS2, perhaps for a project of their own.
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Use this wonderful website from Anglia Campus to follow a river nd investigate many features of the river through text and pictures for KS2.
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Information, virtual tour, history, settlement, flooding, conservation and uses. This is a lovely site with text most suited to KS2.
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Information on the Ganges, Nile, Amazon - this wonderful Eloughton website also covers flood, floods, bridges and crossing rivers and data.
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For advanced learners this will provide lots to extand their thinking. Catchments, maps, tours and images are an excellent resource from Kented.
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Pictures of rivers from the world, river features with visual glossary worksheets and lots more from this lovely Kented site.
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A wonderful cyber search from ICTeachers. Ideal for upper KS2. Please check links before use.
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Ideal for talking about tides and the seas. There's a fair amount of of rubbish in the water, so could easily be used when talking about river pollution.
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A wonderful BBC resource for KS2 to introduce rivers.
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