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By: Savannah, Abby, and Cassidy

Water Glacier Wind

Running Water Surface Water- water moves to land from a river and sculpts the land. Ground water- water underground which erodes rocks and forms caves.

Over a period of time wind can pick up things and carry or wear rocks away.

Wearing away the Earth’s surface by natural forces.

Glaciers Large mass of moving ice that shapes the land in many ways. The end of a glacier is called moraine.

Process in which the sediments from erosion are carried away to another place and deposited; caused by: 1. Wind 2. Running Water 3. Moving Glacier

Group of processes that break rocks into smaller pieces.

Quiz Breaks rocks into smaller pieces 1. What does weathering do? Wind, water, and glaciers 2. What types of erosion are there?

More Questions Ground and surface Water What are the two types of water? Moraine What is the end of a glacier called?