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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Sandy Stuff! Changing What? Pretty Icy! How High Can You Go? Terms

Large hills of wind blown sand

What are Sand Dunes?

Piles of sand & rock deposited by moving water

What are sand bars?

Deposited sand or eroded rock- people swim here

What are beaches?

The dropping of laying down of rocks and soil

What is deposition?

These landscape features-caves & pits are created by this

What is groundwater?

Are deposited material

What are sediments?

Water trapped in soil and rock spaces

What is groundwater?

The carrying away of rocks, soil, sand, and dirt (dump truck)

What is erosion?

The wearing away of the surface of the earth Breaking rock into smaller pieces (bulldozer)

What is weathering?

Wind, Water, Ice, People, Natural Disasters

What are the 5 Agents of Change?

Giant mass of packed snow and ice

What are glaciers?

10,000 years ago

When North America was covered by glaciers?

Alpine & Continental

What are the two types of glaciers?

Ridges of long low piles of rock and soil-left by glaciers

What are moraines?

A lake that is formed when glaciers melt

What are kettle lakes?

A landform made by millions of coral coverings

What is a coral reef?

Parts of the surface of the Earth, which you can see (Ex: plains, rocks, mountains, and valleys)

What is landscape?

Sections of the Earth’s crust that are higher than nearby areas

What are mountains?

A deep valley with steep sides

What are canyons?

Low areas between mountains

What are valleys?

Flat valley bottom along a river, has rich soil

What is a floodplain?

Where a river empties into a larger body of water, contains rich soil

What is a delta?

Are features of the landscape

What are landforms?

Water

What is the most common agent of change?

When large rocks dissolve in water, large empty spaces are formed

What are caves?