An aerial photograph is a picture of an object or place that has been taken from above.

A satellite image is a photograph taken from high above using a satellite.

Something that is natural has not been changed by humans.

A three-dimensional (3D) object is solid- its dimensions are height (top to bottom), width (side to side) and depth (front to back).

Physical and human features of Tanzania

Geography

The location of Africa and UK connections

Tanzania's climate and landscapes

Similarities and differences: Arusha in Tanzania

Jobs in Arusha, Tanzania

Daily life near Arusha

This unit provides a foundation for 'Europe: How diverse are its landscapes and places' and 'Europe: What is it like to live in northern Italy', which further extend pupils’ knowledge and understanding of distant places and how to investigate them at continental and regional scales.

This unit builds on 'The UK: What kind of place is is?' and 'Local area: Why is (our place) special', extending and deepening pupils’ place knowledge and understanding through the study of Jamaica and a specific small Jamaican locality. It develops geographical vocabulary and skills, enabling pupils to identify similarities and differences.

This unit explores what it is like to live in a contrasting locality by studying Jamaica and Tanzania. Pupils investigate location, climate, and key physical and human features, and compare each place with their own through maps, images and geographical vocabulary.

What is it like to live in Tanzania?

Google __________ can be used to locate places in Tanzania.

What geographical features can we find in Tanzania?

Match these places to the type of place they are.

What would you do when using Google Earth to look at a place in more detail?

Which of these is **not** a physical feature of Tanzania?

Something that is __________ has not been changed by humans.

Put these in order from the furthest away to the nearest.

A __________ object is solid - its dimensions are height (top to bottom), width (side to side) and depth (front to back).

Physical and human features of Tanzania

Lesson outcome