Our new ELI today is 'Soil erosion; an animated model of the factors affecting soil erosion'. This ELI involves an activity where the students vary the factors affecting soil erosion, via an animated graphic. The animation provides a visual way of ...
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"Earth Learning Idea" - 5 new articles

  1. Factors affecting soil erosion
  2. Surface processes affecting the landscape, now, in the past and in the future
  3. Make your own bricks . . . with mud
  4. An Earthlearningidea about wildfires?
  5. Our plastic waste ends up in huge rubbish islands in the Pacific ocean
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Factors affecting soil erosion

Our new ELI today is 'Soil erosion; an animated model of the factors affecting soil erosion'.


This ELI involves an activity  where the students vary the factors affecting soil erosion, via an animated graphic. The animation provides a visual way of learning the effects of several factors in soil erosion.

Other activities about soils can be found in our Soils category in Earth materials.

   

Surface processes affecting the landscape, now, in the past and in the future

This ELI is useful for teachers planning their lessons. It is also fun to do while out and about.  'View to the future – and the past; using a viewpoint or overview educationally'.


This ELI provides a strategy for helping pupils to interact with the outdoor environment they are viewing. They will examine the landscape for surface processes that attack the land and then they will try to visualise the effects of these processes in the past and the future.

Many related activities can be found in our Fieldwork - Investigating the Earth category.


   

Make your own bricks . . . with mud

A good children's activity for outside in hot weather is 'Mud, Mud, glorious mud; make your own bricks'.


This activity involves carefully measuring ingredients to make a pliable mud. The mud is then baked in the sun or in an oven to make bricks. The bricks can then be painted and/or used to make structures.

Other ideas for young children can be found in our ELI Early years category.

   

An Earthlearningidea about wildfires?

Most of you will have heard about the devastating wildfires occurring at the moment (July 2026) in Spain. On this blog, we try to publish relevant up-to-date activities but sadly, we do not have an ELI about wildfires. Is there anyone out there who would like to write one for us?

The closest we have is 'Which natural hazards could damage the area where you live? - How safe is your home area?'


Students are invited to look around their local regions to suggest what natural hazards might affect them in the future - and, of course, they can include wildfires.

Related activities can be found in our Natural Hazards category

   

Our plastic waste ends up in huge rubbish islands in the Pacific ocean

The new ELI today is 'The "Great Pacific Garbage Patch"; how ocean currents trap our plastic waste'.

This activity simulates how the ocean circulation of the North Pacific Gyre collects floating plastic pollutants, to form vast floating zones of rubbish.

Related activities can be found in our Oceanography and in our Environment categories.

   

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