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Rivers: How do rivers shape the land?
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I can describe the hydrological cycle, including the major stores of water and the movement between them.
I can describe features of a river system and explain how water flows through a drainage basin to a river.
I can explain the processes of river erosion, transportation and deposition.
I can describe the characteristics and landforms associated with the upper course of a river.
I can describe the characteristics and landforms associated with the middle and lower course of a river.
I can collect river characteristics data as part of a fieldwork enquiry.
I can present river data to show correlations in the data.
I can analyse and reflect on my river data to create meaningful conclusions and an evaluation.
I can describe the human and physical causes of river flooding.
I can describe the effects of flooding.
I can visualise flood risk using a GIS and analyse the impacts of flooding on people and property.
I can describe different types of river management and explain the advantages and disadvantages of different approaches.
I can explain why people have different views about flood protection and evaluate which locations are most likely to receive protection.
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