4.1 Dutch landscapes (Holoceen)

• Aardrijkskunde
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Hi Class! :)

today's planning:

• Presentation Austrian students
• explanation last part of par. 4.1 (Holoceen)
• Discuss the test 

In which epoch did the two important ice ages take place?

1. Holocene
2. Jurrasic
3. Pleistocene
4. Eemien

Drag them to the correct Ice Age 

Weichselian

Saalien

North sea was dry

HUN line

deposition sand and Loess 

formation of boulder clay 

Glacier/ice sheets from the North

Which best defines peat?

1. holds a lot of water, consists of dead vegetation
2. soil that was formed during the Weichselian
3. very dry, consists of mainly sand
4. soil that can only be found in the Netherlands

(especially around terpen and wierden=residential hills)

example: Hegebeintum Friesland

Drag the photo to the correct type of parcel

Strip

Irregular

Modern

Discussing the test!

• I will walk around to see if you have any questions 

• In the meantime: Continue working on the exercises 5a,5b, 6, 7b, 7c and 9a  
• Done?: work on a summary/mindmap/notes (what works for you) of paragraph 4.1 

Natural landscape has no human influence

1. correct
2. incorrect

In low Netherlands you can find the marine clay, peat and loess landscape

1. correct
2. incorrect

The agriculture revolution is known as the manualization and specialization in the farming methods

1. correct
2. incorrect

Flevoland is an example of a natural landscape

1. correct
2. incorrect

What is/ is there something you would like to see of Bonaire? 🙂