In this unit, students will consider Europe as a geographical entity as opposed to a political one. They will learn the names and locations of the most important mountains, seas and rivers in Europe. They will become aware of the boundaries of Europe, with particular reference to the landforms separating Europe and Asia. Students will review and build on knowledge of the countries and capital cities of Europe and their location on a map. They will also learn about the populations of the most highly-populated European cities. Students will focus on the important mountain ranges and bodies of water in Europe. They will be able to locate them on a map as well as learning facts about the height of specific mountain ranges and peaks, and different types of rivers. Students will investigate one European country in depth and present their findings.
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