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HIGH IN THE ANDES LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Most students should be able to: •Name the countries of the Andes; •Know the length and extent of the Andes in relation to the British Isles; •Appreciate the extreme nature of the Andean environment; •Identify the mountain areas of Britain.

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HIGH IN THE ANDESLEARNING OBJECTIVES:

Most students should be able to:

•Name the countries of the Andes;•Know the length and extent of the Andes in relation to the British Isles;•Appreciate the extreme nature of the Andean environment;•Identify the mountain areas of Britain.

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THE WORLD’S MOUNTAIN RANGES

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THE WORLD’S MOUNTAIN RANGES

ContinentsNorth AmericaSouth America

EuropeAfricaAsia

OceaniaAntarctica

Mountain rangesRocky Mountains

AndesAlps

Himalayas

Label the following continents and mountain ranges onto your world map

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Image of each location

What makes the Andes a difficult environment to live in? Give evidence from each of the images.

Cotopaxi – the highest volcano on Earth at 5896 metres

Aconcagua – at 6959 metres, the highest peak in the Andes

The Altiplano – the highest plateau in the Andes, where people live

Glaciers in Patagonia flow directly into the Pacific Ocean

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THE ANDES: a mountainous extreme environment

REASONS1.2.3.4.5.