Spain ESO 1 Geography and History

This course introduces students to fundamental concepts in geography and history, focusing on Spain and the world. It covers physical geography, human geography, and ancient civilizations. Common resources used include textbooks like Geography and History – ESO 1 and Geography and History – ESO 1 Extended, both available from LinguaFrame. Digital resources are also available, such as those offered by BlinkLearning.

Key Topics

• Physical Geography: This section covers topics such as maps, the Earth's surface, climate and weather, water resources, biomes, and the physical geography of Spain and Europe.
• Human Geography: This section introduces concepts related to population, settlements, and the political geography of Spain and the world.
• Ancient Civilizations: This section explores prehistory and antiquity, including the Roman Civilization and the Iberian Peninsula in antiquity.

Specific Units and Concepts

While a precise breakdown of units and their sequence can vary based on specific textbooks and regional curriculums, common elements include:

• Maps and the Earth's Representation: Understanding different types of maps, spatial orientation, and basic cartography.
• Relief: Studying landforms, mountains, plateaus, and other physical features.
• Water on Earth: Exploring the different forms of water bodies (rivers, lakes, oceans), the water cycle, and the importance of water resources.
• Climate and Weather: Understanding different climate types, weather patterns, and their influence on the environment.
• Biomes and Biodiversity: Studying different ecosystems and the diversity of life within them.
• Europe, Spain, and Andalusia: Focusing on the geographical features, climate, and environment of these regions.
• Prehistory: Exploring the origins of humanity and early human societies.
• Ancient Civilizations: Studying ancient civilizations such as the Romans and their impact on the Iberian Peninsula.

Additional resources may include worksheets, power points, and interactive activities. Some courses also incorporate the Sustainable Development Goals.