The Lithosphere: Landforms
Students will explore the Earth's solid outer layer, focusing on the formation and characteristics of mountains, plateaus, and plains.
Key Questions
- Explain the geological processes that lead to the formation of mountains.
- Compare the characteristics and uses of plains and plateaus.
- Analyze the impact of different landforms on human settlement and activities.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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