Land Interactive Videos

Explore the fundamentals of geology through the study of the rock cycle and the formation processes of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. Develop a solid understanding of how these rocks form and transform, while examining the impact of tectonic activity. Acquire the ability to identify different rock types, explain the formation of soil, and comprehend the effects of weathering and erosion.

Explore the fundamental processes of rock formation and their influence on soil composition. Gain insights into natural forces and mineral transformation, enhancing understanding of Earth's physical landscape.

Examine the different types of soil, focusing on their components and suitability for plant growth. Understand the unique properties of various soil types and identify those best suited for specific applications and environments.

Investigate the intriguing process of soil formation and its origins. Study how weathering by wind and water transforms rocks into soil, leading to the development of various soil types. Understand the significant role of organic matter in soil composition. Develop skills to observe and document soil characteristics effectively.

Explore the dynamic processes of erosion, weathering, and natural phenomena that shape Earth's surface. Develop the ability to identify and explain these processes and understand how they contribute to landscape transformations while recognizing the factors driving these changes.

Investigate how human activities transform landscapes, concentrating on urban sprawl, redevelopment, and their residual environmental effects. Gain insights into the implications of changing land use, enhancing understanding of urban planning and environmental conservation. Develop a comprehensive perspective on the interplay between urban expansion and ecological stewardship.

Explore the world of rocks by examining their formation and the various types, such as igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic. Understand their significance to Earth's ecosystems and their applications in human activities. Gain knowledge on how different rock types contribute to environmental processes and human industries.

Explore the process of soil formation through natural weathering. Develop the ability to differentiate between various soil types, understand the role of organic matter, and recognize the impact of natural elements like wind and water in shaping the environment.

Students will explore the world of soil texture and its crucial role in plant health. Gaining skills in identifying different soil types, learners will conduct experiments to analyze soil texture and understand how soil properties influence water retention and plant growth. The learning outcome includes the ability to explain the impact of soil characteristics on water flow and effective plant care.

Explore the world of geology by understanding various rock types and the rock cycle. Learners will identify different rock types, explain how rocks are transformed through weathering and tectonic activity, and appreciate the dynamic nature of Earth's crust.

Investigate the various land formations on Earth such as mountains, plateaus, and valleys and understand the geological processes responsible for their creation. Comprehend the role of tectonic movements in the development of landforms and examine how these features influence the natural environment. Enhance skills in analyzing the interconnections between Earth's physical features and geodynamics.

Explore the intricate processes of soil formation, focusing on the breakdown of rocks through weathering and erosion, and the essential role of organic material in soil development. Gain a comprehensive understanding of soil layers, recognize the importance of humus in enhancing soil fertility, and identify key components involved in soil science.

Learners will explore how the sun's energy interacts with the Earth's atmosphere, land, and water, gaining insights into the varying absorption rates of these elements. This study enhances understanding of the mechanisms of energy absorption and reflection, enriching knowledge of Earth's energy dynamics and environmental science concepts.

Investigate how natural processes such as the effects of the sun, water, ice, wind, and vegetation contribute to the breakdown of rocks and the formation of soil. Examine how these processes drive environmental changes and enhance the ability to develop critical scientific observational skills.

Investigate the diverse world of plants, including herbs, shrubs, climbers, creepers, and trees. Understand their unique characteristics and environments, identify different plant types, and comprehend their needs. Recognize the importance of plant features for classification, enhancing knowledge about the variety and functionality of plant life.

Examine soil as a critical natural resource by learning about its composition, various types, and its fundamental role in plant support. Understand essential biological concepts regarding soil formation and plant-soil interactions. Gain skills in identifying soil types and appreciating the ecological importance of soil and earthworms.

Examine the mechanisms and effects of mechanical and chemical weathering, highlighting the roles of ice and acid rain in rock transformation. Building a comprehensive understanding of geological changes, learners will distinguish weathering types and recognize examples of biological and chemical influences.

Explore the processes of weathering with a focus on the breakdown of rocks and its role in soil formation. Understand the mechanical and chemical effects of weathering and how natural processes contribute to landscape changes and the creation of land features. Learn through practical examples and questions to solidify comprehension of these concepts.

Explore the formation and types of rocks and minerals and examine their significance in Earth's geological history. Gain the ability to identify various rock types and understand the rock cycle. Explain geological processes such as weathering and erosion.

Investigate the layers of soil by examining soil profiles and their distinct characteristics. Understand the importance of each layer and how these components play a crucial role in supporting the Earth's ecosystem.