a graph that shows the shape of a river channel as if it were sliced from bank to bank

a straight line drawn over the top of the data in a scattergraph to show any correlation

the relationship between opposing geographical variables

Fieldwork: Presenting river data

Geography

This unit teaches pupils about how river processes shape the land and affect our lives. Pupils will use fieldwork to investigate downstream changes in rivers and use GIS to analyse flood risk across geographical space. Pupils will also evaluate different methods of flood management.

Rivers: How do rivers shape the land?

The link between two geographical variables

A steep line of best fit may suggest a strong {{}} between variables.

It creates sharp angles not found in nature

Why is it incorrect to use a ruler to join points in a channel profile?

What should you use instead of a ruler to connect channel profile points?

A natural flowing watercourse, usually towards an ocean, sea, or lake

The place where a river begins is called the {{}}.

What process wears away rocks and soil along a river’s path?

A flat area next to a river that floods easily

Because rivers provide resources like water, transport, and fertile land

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Fieldwork: Presenting river data

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.