Explorers: We’re all going on a summer holiday! Learning Challenge 1: Where can we find beaches in the United Kingdom? Learning Challenge 2 : What can we find at the beach? Learning Challenge 3 : Why was the seaside so important to Victorians? Key Vocabulary Word Definition Directiona l language Definition Town A place with many streets and buildings, where people live and work. Birds eye view A panoramic view from up above Beach A strip of land that borders the sea, a river or a lake. Right and left The direction in which you can turn in Coast The area where the sea and land meets. Up and down A direction in which you can move in Cliffs Tall, steeps rocks. North, east, south and west Points of a compass used on a map Sand Sand is made up of small, loose pieces of rock, soil and minerals. Ariel view A map from a bird’s eye view perspective Sea A body of water not as large as an ocean. Navigate To move on, over or through Promenad e A place for walking next to a beach. Map A map shows the features of an area Pier A long strip built over water for people to walk. Vegetati on Plants covering the ground. Key Knowledge and Facts A human geographical feature is one that has been made by a person such as a house, road. A physical geographical feature is a natural feature such as a tree. A bird’s eye view is a view from the perspective of a bird looking down on a thing or place. Birds eye view can help us find things out about a place, such as where landmarks are located. The words up, down, left and right, help us direct a person to a certain place. The words north, east, south and west refer to the points of a compass which help us
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Explorers: We’re all going on a summer holiday!
Learning Challenge 1: Where can we find beaches in the United Kingdom?Learning Challenge 2: What can we find at the beach?Learning Challenge 3 : Why was the seaside so important to Victorians?
Key Vocabulary
Word Definition Directional language
Definition
Town A place with many streets and buildings, where people live and work.
Birds eye view
A panoramic view from up above
Beach A strip of land that borders the sea, a river or a lake.
Right and left
The direction in which you can turn in
Coast The area where the sea and land meets.
Up and down
A direction in which you can move in
Cliffs Tall, steeps rocks. North, east, south and west
Points of a compass used on a map
Sand Sand is made up of small, loose pieces of rock, soil and minerals.
Ariel view A map from a bird’s eye view perspective
Sea A body of water not as large as an ocean.
Navigate To move on, over or through
Promenade
A place for walking next to a beach.
Map A map shows the features of an area
Pier A long strip built over water for people to walk.
Vegetation
Plants covering the ground.
Harbour A deep body of water where boats can dock.
Sand dunes
A hill of sand pied up by the wind.
Key Knowledge and Facts A human geographical feature is one that has been
made by a person such as a house, road. A physical geographical feature is a natural feature
such as a tree. A bird’s eye view is a view from the perspective of a
bird looking down on a thing or place. Birds eye view can help us find things out about a
place, such as where landmarks are located. The words up, down, left and right, help us direct a
person to a certain place. The words north, east, south and west refer to the
points of a compass which help us when moving from place to place, especially when using a map.
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