This fact file will tell you how rivers are different to canals, how rivers are formed and how they are used today.
This fact file will tell you how rivers are different to canals, how rivers are formed and how they are used today.
A variety of activities to encourage children to read, do, watch, play and create as they learn about rivers from home.
Read moreComprehensive coverage of canal and river habitats with multiple links to the national curriculum.
Read moreDid you know that there are over 6000 rivers in Britain? 30 of these are over 70 miles long – longer than most of our motorways. With so many rivers throughout the country, there are many opportunities for schools to engage with our remarkable river systems and use them as a key opportunity for learning.
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