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Waterfront Development - www.waterfront-dv.com

These resources were developed by Tony Dodsworth (Community Plan Manager, St. Pius X Catholic High School, Wath upon Dearne) and Dean Hughes (Rotherham Development and Investment Office (RIDO)) who brought his Google Earth expertise to the project.

This is a planning exercise that will involve students in considering the different possible land uses in a new development in the Manvers area of the Dearne Valley, South Yorkshire. Using Google Earth they will produce a plan of this Waterfront area at Manvers that takes into account the location of different land uses to reduce possible conflicts to a minimum.

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Resources for this excercise can be downloaded below.

Introduction for teachers and suggested lesson plan (22k)

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Worksheet 1: Sorting Different Land Uses in a Development Plan (51k)

note: this file requires Microsoft Word.

Worksheet 2: Comparing Development Plans - Is Mine Better? (44k)

note: this file requires Microsoft Word.

Google Earth file for this activity (1.2M)

note: this file requires Google Earth.

Guide to using this Google Earth file (185k)

note: this file requires Microsoft Word.

Finished Plan for the Waterfront (860k)

note: this file requires Google Earth.

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