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This three hour KS3 lesson investigates the impact of glaciers on the physical landscape. Pupils learn how ice changes the shape of mountain valleys over time, using key terms to describe the features of such landscapes. The lesson includes a worksheet that guides pupils through the transition of ‘V’ and ‘U’ shaped valleys. Students then identify glacial features on a source image, using written descriptions. Pupils finally undertake a ‘carousel’ style exercise, collecting information about: corries, aretes, pyramidal peaks, glacial troughs, hanging valleys an ribbon lakes. Supporting worksheets included.
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