Landforms & Geology

Our Landforms and Geology collection provides hands-on specimen sets and wall charts for studying rocks, minerals, and the forces that shape the Earth's surface, for South African Geography and Natural Sciences classrooms.

Resources include labelled rock and mineral specimen sets in standard and expanded sizes, plus an Earthquakes wall chart, aligned with the CAPS curriculum for Geography and Natural Sciences.

SmartLabs supplies landforms and geology resources to schools across South Africa. Browse our range for hands-on materials that support effective teaching of Earth's geological processes.

  • Rock Collection

    Rock Collection

    Only 7 left
    From R 1,044.32
    From R 1,044.32
  • Expanded Rock Collection
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    Expanded Rock Collection

    R 2,600.00
    R 2,600.00
  • Earthquakes Wall Chart

    Earthquakes Wall Chart

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    Only 1 left
    R 85.00
    R 85.00
  • Mineral Set

    Mineral Set

    Only 7 left
    R 210.00
    R 210.00

What are Landforms & Geology resources?

Landforms and Geology resources give learners hands-on specimens and visual references for studying rocks, minerals, and the forces that shape the Earth's surface, including earthquakes and plate tectonics.

SmartLabs stocks labelled rock and mineral specimen sets in standard and expanded sizes, plus an Earthquakes wall chart. Every resource is chosen to support CAPS Geography and Natural Sciences topics for South African schools.

Common uses of Landforms & Geology resources in the classroom

From rock and mineral identification to understanding earthquakes.

  • Rock Collection

    A labelled set of common rock specimens for hands-on identification, giving learners a physical reference for igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rock types.

  • Expanded Rock Collection

    A larger specimen set covering a wider range of rock types, suited to classes that want deeper coverage for rock identification and classification activities.

  • Mineral Set

    A labelled set of common mineral specimens, letting learners compare properties like colour, lustre and hardness across different mineral types.

  • Earthquakes Wall Chart

    This wall chart illustrates how tectonic plate movement causes earthquakes, giving a permanent classroom reference for seismic activity.

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