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Aberystwyth is town at the mouth (aber) of the river Ystwyth. Many rivers and streams will join
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towns in Wales are named after the rivers that they are on, just as they are in England. When rivers
reach the sea, they often spread out over a wide area and slow right down. It can be used across all
of ks3 and as a good basis for year 10 and year 11 as many of the processes are the same. These
lessons were taught to a year 8 class but could be adapted for any KS3 class. The silt is deposited on
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the list of spellings to help them with the spelling activities. The next lesson they are given an
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