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Major Landforms Around the World

Alexis Yarbrough

Created on September 27, 2023

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Major Landforms Around the World

6th Grade World Geography

Ms. Alexis Yarbrough

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Directions

Objective -

Hello 6th grade friends, welcome back to World Geography! Today you will be learning

about the major landforms around the world. As you navigate through this assignment, you will learn about each landform's location and key characteristics

1.

Open up the document to access your assignment for this activity.

Major Landforms Around the World

2.

Go to the next page and click on each of the green pinpoints to learn about the major landform at that given location.

3.

As you read/watch/listen to the provided information at each pinpoint, fill out your Major Landforms Around the World worksheet (IMPORTANT NOTE- there is one "invisible" pinpoint that you will have to find using the provided hint at the bottom left corner of the next page)

4.

Once you have reviewed the information at each of the pinpoints, including the "invisible" pinpoint, and have completely filled out the Major Landforms Around the World worksheet, submit your worksheet to the "Major Landforms Around the World" assignment on the 6th Grade World Geography Google Classroom.

Click here to begin!

Hint:

This landform is located on the same continent that we live on!

The Ural Mountains

Click on the link to read about the Ural Mountains. As you read, fill out your Major Landforms Around the World worksheet.

Link

Transantarctic Mountains

Refer to the following information to fill out your Major Landforms Around the World worksheet.

The Transantarctic Mountains are a mountain range located on the continent of Antarctica and extend around 2,200 miles long form Victoria Land to the Weddell Sea. Its highest peak, Mount Kirkpatrick, is 14,856 feet tall. Due to its severe environment, its biological life is limited to bacteria, lichens, algae, and fungi.