Erosion and Deposition

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Karst Topography!​

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Multiple Choice

Weathering is a process that helps make soil. Choose the statement that DOES NOT describe how rocks may be weathered.

• Rock pieces are moved from place to place.

• Living things, like moss and lichens, break down rocks.

• Plant roots can grow between cracks in rocks.

• Water fills tiny spaces inside a rock.

​Erosion and Deposition

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Re.6.E.6.1. Describe and give examples of ways in which earth's surface is built up and torn down by physical and chemical weathering, erosion and deposition.

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​Essential Question

​How does water erosion and deposition change earth's surface?

Open Ended

What cause Florida Coastal erosion?

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​Runoff - water moving over the land.

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Sediments - pieces of rock or soil, or remains of plants and animals. ​

​Stream Formation

a. Rills and Gullies

b. Streams and rivers

c. Tributaries ​

Water Erosion ​

a. ​Waterfalls

b. Flood Plains

c. Meanders

d. Oxbow Lakes​

Water Deposition

a. Deltas

b. Alluvial Fans​

c. Groundwater ​

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​What you learned today?

​​Runoff

​Stream Formation

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​​Tributaries

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Indian River, Florida​

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​​Runoff

​Stream Formation

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​​Tributaries

​​Streams and Rivers

​In Florida’s Panhandle, you’ll find Florida’s largest waterfall at 73 feet.

​​Florida Waterfalls

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​​Flood Plain

Swamplands in the Florida Everglades​

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​In Florida’s Panhandle, you’ll find Florida’s largest waterfall at 73 feet.

​​Florida Waterfalls

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​ICELAND

​​MEANDER

​Winding Amazon River

Amazon river bends in the Ecuadorian rainforest

​​Oxbow Lakes

​Inflow to lake chiemsee, Tiroler Ache

River Delta, Achendelta

​​Delta

​Aerial view of a river delta in the Pacific Northwes

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​Lake Louise Mountain

A snow covered rocky mountain with an alluvial fan st the base in winter in Alberta, Canada.

​Alluvial Fans

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Sand dunes with ripples of Mesquite Flats with the alluvial fan of the Panamint Range as backdrop, Death Valley, California, US

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Open Ended

How do the forces of erosion and deposition work differently in a waterfall and a flood plain?