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This document provides definitions of common geographical features in 1-2 sentences for each term, including beach, cave, coast, desert, forest, hill, lake, mountain, river, sea, stream, and valley. The terms are not defined in full paragraphs or with great detail, simply listed with a brief explanation for each one. The document aims to introduce students to basic geographical vocabulary terms.
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From here to there ‫‬
- 1. From here to there Grade Nine Unit 5 / Lesson 1
- 2. Hi everyone how are you today we will talk about the geographical features…..
- 3. Beach:
- 4. Cave:
- 5. Coast:
- 6. Desert:
- 7. Forest:
- 8. Hill:
- 9. Lake:
- 10. Mountain:
- 11. River:
- 12. sea:
- 13. Stream:
- 14. Valley:
- 15. Thank you Aseel al Hamony Sujuod Erfaia