Autumn 2 Y3 Geography- Settlements

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Lesson 1- settlements

Settlements are...

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1. Where people work

2. Where people play

3. Where people live

4. Places where money is stored

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Can you order the settlements from largest to smallest (1 = largest settlement)

4 points

1. hamlet

2. city

3. village

4. town

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Can you match the settlement to the picture?

4 points

Town

hamlet

village

city

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Lesson 2-types of settlements

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1. Hamlet

2. Village

3. Town

4. City

largest of the settlements- less houses, more retail, business areas and high rise buildings

tiny settlements, often with only a few houses.

larger than a hamlet. A small number of people live here- with a few shops and basic services.

Smaller than a city, but bigger than a village. Often contains a church and a range of shops and services

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4 points

1. village

2. town

3. hamlet

4.city

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Look at these Ordnance survey maps and aerial photographs. Can you identify the different settlement types from these?

4 points

1. City

2. village

3. town

4. hamlet

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Lesson 3- rural, urban and suburban

3 points

1. Rural

2. Urban

3. Suburban

countryside

built up city areas

on the boarder of urban and rural

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1. Suburban

2. Urban

3. Rural

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Can you match the typical locations to settlement types?

4 points

1. Urban

2. Rural

town

village

hamlet

city

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Examples of infrastructure are...

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1. Shops and services

2. Business districts and banks

3. roads, bridges, water, gas, electricity grid, railways

4. residential homes, flats and apartments

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Lesson 4- population density

Population density means...

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1. how many shops there are in an area

2. how many people there are in an area

3. how many houses there are in an arae

4. how many services there are in an area

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Can you order the settlement types in order from most densely populated to least densely populated (1 = most densely populated).

4 points

village

hamlet

city

town

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Using the population density map of Bhutan in Asia, can you match the likely settlement type to the population density?

3 points

1. Thimphu

2. Location A

3. Paro

village or hamlet

city

town

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Lesson 5- what do settlements need?

In the past settlements really needed...

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1. a water source and defense from enemies

2. A water source and lots of schools

3. A water source and good shops

4. A water source, schools and a bakery

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Now, settlements need...

1 point

1. A water source and shops

2. Good transport links, lots of services 9shops/ schools etc) and restaurants

3. to be in urban environments

4. to be in rural settings

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