Collage cut-out landforms on the paper

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We started learning about the landform when my son was in 2nd grade, and it was not easy for us to understand. It might be easier to memorize them all. However, we have never been to most of them, and it was tough for us to picture them. So we read books, watched videos, and did some hands-on activities repeatedly to be familiar with the landforms.

There is a great website that introduces their landform activity with cut out papers. Their students’ works were beautiful and caught my eyes while looking for some activities for learning landforms.

Paper Art: Landforms for Kids (by KidWorldCitizen.org)

They have great instructions and images! We didn’t have some materials they used, such as scrapbooking paper and textured papers, so I printed out some photos on the internet and mostly used construction papers instead.

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What We Used

• Source: Paper Art: Landforms for Kids (by KidWorldCitizen.org)
• Construction paper
• Printed out images from internet (sky, forests and grass)
• Glue
• Scissors
• Pencil for labeling

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We might have needed more practice to understand each type of landform, but he challenged very well, and he had so much fun doing this art project!

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Resources for Learning Topics

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Videos

Happy learning!