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Describe the journey of a river from source to sea
Identify source, flow, tributaries and mouth in simple terms.
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Journey of a River
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Recognise landforms around rivers
Identify mountains, plains, valleys, banks and deltas.
3
Explain how rivers support life
Connect rivers to drinking water, farming, transport and habitats.
4
Identify ways communities use river water
Classify domestic, agricultural and cultural uses.
5
Explain pollution risks in rivers
Recognise how waste and chemicals harm river life.
6
Suggest ways to protect rivers
Choose practical actions for river conservation.
7
Trace a river on a simple map
Follow the path of a river using map clues.
8
Interpret cause and effect in river changes
Connect rainfall, dams or pollution to river conditions.
9
Compare clean and polluted water situations
Identify observable differences and likely causes.
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