The movement, transport or carrying away of sediments to a new location by wind, water, waves, ice and gravity (WWWIG).

The dropping, leaving or depositing of sediments in a new location.

Rocks that are formed when layers of sediments are compacted and cemented together by pressure over millions of years. Fossils can be found in this type of rock.

When layers of sediments are squeezed together by pressure.

When the layers of compacted sediments are glued together by salt crystals over millions of years.

The hardened remains of ancient plants and animals that were turned into rock and are preserved in sedimentary rocks.

Things that people use everyday that are made by the Earth.

This is what the top layers of sediments do to the lower layers of sediments that helps turn the sediments into sedimentary rocks.

Small broken down pieces of rocks that have been weathered by wind, water, waves, ice and gravity (WWWIG).

A natural resource that can never be replaced because it takes millions of years to form like coal, oil and natural gas.

Objects or substances that are burned to produce thermal energy.

Things or materials that people use everyday.

Resources that come from nature that will never run out.

A nonrenewable resource made over millions of years from the remains of ancient plants that were buried in places like swamps.

A nonrenewable liquid resource that was formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals that were buried in the ocean over millions of years.

A nonrenewable gas resource that was formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals over millions of years in swamps and oceans .