i.

Objectives
1. Appreciate the
different landforms
on earth.
2. Illustrate the
events that occur
on the earth’s crust
due to tectonics
II. Subject matter
A. Topic
Formation of
landforms.
B. Contents:
*process
*landforms.
C. Materials:
Pictures, photocopies
III. Procedure

A. Motivation
1. Show the class the
picture/illustration of different
landforms .Encourage the
class to ask question.
a. What can you say about
the different landforms?
b. What are the natural
2. Show the pictures, then
ask the class what may
happened to the different
landforms during tectonic
process.
3. Introduce the following
words.
*Earthquake
*Tsunami
*Plate tectonics
B. Development of
the Lesson
1. Ask the class about the pictures.
a. What can you say about the
pictures?
b. Why is it that there is
landforms?
c. What is the significant of the
different landforms?
2. Discussion of the different
landforms and events that happened
due to tectonic process.
Tectonic movements
In the Earth’s crust there are different
movements which cause changes in
the crust of the Earth .

These movements are called Tectonic

movements because they build major
landforms on the Earth surface.
Shield Volcanoes
A shield volcano is characterized by gentle
upper slopes (about 5o) and somewhat steeper
lower slopes (about  
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Lava Domes
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External process
External process are those,
which operate on the surface of
the crust by external agents of
weathering and denudation.
These includes the work of river,
glaciers, winds and waves. It is
also called destructive process,
as they tend to reduce the
differences in relief of the
region. the higher region are
being lowered by erosion and the
Weathering
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The development of Danxia
landforms have undergone
different stages of
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524 × 346 - Sumatra
Island Tsunami Wave
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C. Generalization
In the formation of landform there are
different processes to be consider. It
maybe due to the movement of the
earth or it could be due to the natural
happening in the earth such as
weathering.floods,tsunami and other
calamity which brings destruction in
our environment.
IV. Evaluation
1. Writing an essay
a. Discuss in two to three
paragraph the formation of
landforms.
b. What are the effects of the
process of the formation of
landforms to our environment?
V. Assignment

Study in advance on
the lesson 10.
Final Topic

Vegetation of the Earth

I. Objectives

1.Appreciate the different

types of vegetation found in
different areas by knowing
their characteristics.
2. Write the different
vegetation found in different
latitudes.
II. Subject Matter
A. Topic:
Types of Vegetation
B. Content:
Characteristics of
vegetation
C. Materials:
Pictures, Illustrations
III. Procedure
A. Motivation
1.Show the pictures of different vegetation in
the class. Encourage the class to ask
question.
a. What can you say about the pictures?
2.Show the pictures. Then ask the class on
how can we appreciate the vegetation of
the earth.
3. Introduce the following words.
*Temporal dynamics
*Spatial dynamics
B. Development of the
Lesson
1. Ask the class about the pictures.
a. What can you say about the
pictures shown?
b. Why is it that there are
vegetation?
c. How can you help preserve it?
2. Discuss the different types of
vegetation.
Classification of
vegetation
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 Biomes classified by
vegetation
  Tundra

   Taiga
 Temperate broadleaf Temperate steep  

Subtropical rainforest Mediterranean Monsoon forest

 
Desert Xeric scrubland Dry steppe
  
Semi desert  Grass savanna Tree savanna
  
Subtropical dry forest Tropical rainforest
  
Alpine tundra Montana forests
Cloud Heights at Different
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clouds can be
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Fringing Reef Understanding the
Different Types of Reefs. Fringing
Reefs
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A coastal dune grassland on the
Pacific Coast, USA (Example of
Spatial Dynamics vegetation)
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Different types of
carnivorous plants.
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Park contains over 1000
different types of alpine
plant species.
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 C. Generalization
Vegetation is a general term for
the plant life of a region; it refers to
the ground cover provided by plants.
It is a general term, without specific
reference to particular tax, life
forms, structure, spatial extent, or
any other specific botanical or
geographic characteristics. It is
broader than the term flora which
refers exclusively to species
 World Natural Vegetation
The types of natural vegetation shown on this Natural
vegetation Map are Tundra and Mountain Vegetation,
Needle leaf Evergreen Forest, Mixed Needle leaf
Evergreen and Broadleaf Deciduous Woodland,
Broadleaf Deciduous Woodland, Mid-latitude Grassland,
Evergreen Broadleaf and Deciduous Trees and Shrubs,
Semi-desert Scrub, Desert, Tropical Grassland, Tropical
Broadleaf Rainforest and Monsoon Forest and
Subtropical Broadleaf and Needle leaf Forest. The
Natural Vegetation Map shows that the vegetation
distribution is so varied throughout the world.
IV. Evaluation

1. Discuss briefly the types of

vegetation.
2. Give examples in every types of
vegetation.
V. Assignment

1.Draw an example in every

vegetation.
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Submitted to:
Mr. Reynaldo Navarro
Geo III- Instructor

Submitted by:
Ms. Mary Joy C. Aguilar
BEED-III