Landforms Scenario Cards

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Landforms Scenario Cards: A three-column grid of nine rectangular cut-apart cards (numbered 1–9) with dashed cut lines and a scissor icon; each card has a coloured number circle, bold coloured title (e.g. MOUNTAIN, RIVER VALLEY, COASTAL CLIFF), a 2–4 line descriptive scenario paragraph, a small full-colour illustration, and two labelled response lines ('Landform:' and 'How was it formed?') with magnifying-glass and question icons; top header instructions and small footer prompt are present.

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This A4 printable contains numbered, illustrated scenario cards that describe a landform and prompt students to name the landform and explain its formation (two short response lines per card). It is designed as a quick formative activity or practice sheet to reinforce vocabulary and cause–effect thinking about processes such as erosion, volcanism and glaciation. The language is short but includes geological terms (e.g. tectonic plates, erosion, volcanic eruption) that may need teacher modelling.

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