Weathering - rain falls on a cliff and breaks away the rock into the river.
Erosion - the river carries the broken pieces of rock to another location.
Deposition - the dirt, broken pieces of rock, is deposited in one place and a new landform is being constructed.
Give me an example of weathering, erosion, and deposition..........
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Weathering-Waves crashing against a rock and wearing it away.
ReplyDeleteErosion-Rocks flow down a river and are carried to another location.
Deposition-Rocks are deposited in 1 place and a land form is constructed.
Weathering:Crashing of waves on rocks wearing them away.
ReplyDeleteErosion:Flow of Rocks to another Location.
Deposition:Like the rocks are deposited to another place constructing a landform.
In erosion, water carried grains of rock from a boulder in the riverbed and carried the sand to form another rock
ReplyDeleteIn Deposition, wind carried sand from a sand dune and carried it to the ocean to form a delta
In weaathering, wind took grains of rock and made sand dunes
Weathering- The Grand Canyon
ReplyDeleteErosion- Sea Arch
Deposition- glacial deposition
An example of weathering is wind break away rock until it becomes sand. An example of erosion is the nile carries the sand away. An example of deposition is sand is deposited on the banks of the nile.
ReplyDeleteweathering when water hits the side of a clif washes it away.erosion when water takes brokein down stuff away.erion when aney kind of weather moves rock,dust that kind of things.deposition is when broken down things are deposited.
ReplyDeleteAn example of weathering is a mountain when it gets too cold it starts to weater and starts getting old, an example of erosion is when a bolder in the ocean is continuisly being hit by water it starts to break down into peices and move along the ocean, and an example of deposition is a seed falls into the grounf=d it starts becoming a plant and composes leaves.
ReplyDeleteHey Mrs. Rollins!
ReplyDeleteI have an example for weathering,erosion,& deposition
:weathering- water
:erosion- plants roots
:deposition- floods
My Weather EX - Ice Falling off a glaicier.
ReplyDeleteMy Erosion EX - Water taking sand one place to an other.
My Deposition EX - Build up at the end of the river from sediments the water has cared
Weathering- Flowing rivers carve out canyons.
ReplyDeleteErosion- Wind carry sand away to make dunes.
Deposition- Rivers carry sediments and drops them off at the end.
Weathering- a rock breaks due to exposion to the atmosphere
ReplyDeleteDeposition- dirt is deposited to make a delta
Erosion- Water erodes a cliff
An example of weathering is water hitting rock. an example of erosion is water moving rock from its place.An example of deposition is a delta.
ReplyDeleteWeathering-Waves crash against a rocky landform, and gradually, a small part of the rock is weathered.
ReplyDeleteErosion-The wind transports the small rock to a different location.
Deposition-The ocean deposits small bits of rock, soil, and other sedimentary onto a beach.
The rain falls on the rock causing the surface to dissolve. Then the wind blows it away and it is deposited on a beach as sand.
ReplyDeleteWater hits a sea cliff and breaks it apart. Then pieces of rock get transported by the water. The rock gets deposited somewhere in an island.
ReplyDeleteWeathering - waves breaking down rocks
ReplyDeleteErosion - water carrying small rock particles
Deposition - remains of rock that is now sand is placed on an island
Rain falls on a rock and some of the pieces turn in to sand,wind blows the sand to a mountain, over the years the mountain gets bigger.
ReplyDeleteThe Grand Canyon. That basically covers all of them. Also the shoreline is a good example.
ReplyDeleteW- Waves lap against a cliff and pull rock into the ocean.
ReplyDeleteE- The ocean carries the rock pieces toward shore.
D- The rock, now turned into sand by weathering, is deposited on the shore and starts to build a new landform.
erison is when the water breaks down the rock. And weathring is when the rock wears down. Depositon is erored sedmint
ReplyDeleteWeathering-Wind blasts a hole through a large slate after millions of years.
ReplyDeleteErosion-Glaciers grind rocks into pebbles as it moves across the river.
Deposition-The lake caries the small pebbles to the other shoreline.
Erosion- When i went to tucson i saw a river that the river rocks robed the side and made sides wider .To stop that people put concreat on the walls to keep the place it was in.
ReplyDeleteWeathering-whould be like rain falling on the rock and reforming it over time.
Deposition-whould be like the pieces of the rock that get carried and forming downstream and forming a delta
Weathering= Grand canyon
ReplyDeleteErosion= river caring silt
Deposition= River delta
An example of weathering is when water hits the side of a island over and over chiping of tiny peices off of it for a few thousand years, a example of erosion is when waves cary rocks from a beach , and finaly a example of deposition is seeds get transported from a flower to on some soil.
ReplyDeleteweathering - wind blows hard and knocks down a tree branch.
ReplyDeleteerosion - over time the tree branch turns into soil and the wind carries the soil to a nearby garden.
deposition - out of the soil in the nearby garden, now grass is growing.
weathering could be a glacier crumbles a cliff, erosion could be a wave constantly hitting the side of an island, and deposition could be the tide pulling that away to form a dam.
ReplyDeleteAn example of weathering is snow that takes a part of the mountain with it like an avalanche.
ReplyDeleteAn example of Erosion is ocean water that takes some beach with it back into the sea.
An example of deposition is the sand that accumulates in mounds under the ocean water that came from the beach.
Thank you Mrs. Rollins
Weathering - water dissolving a rock or sunlight changing the color of a rock
ReplyDeleteErosion - materials on the ground (soils, sand, rocks) are removed by water or wind
Deposition - all the things moved by erosion are put somewhere else and creates new space
weathering-waves wash up a rock and it breaks apart.
ReplyDeleteErosion - While it is floating down the river, it is broken into sand.
Deposition - The sand stops at a sand dune.
Today we had no lab today,about we learned about weathering,erosion,and deposition.We watched some Brainpop videos and we learned about how a cave makes spikes from water.We watch some examples of weathering,erosion,and deposition.Today was great day to learn.
ReplyDeleteWeathering is when a big storm breaks rocks and land. Erosion is when the ocean waves knock along the shore and wears away the land. Deposition is when the river washes sand down to form a delta.
ReplyDeleteWEATHERING - the water in between the cracks of a rock freeze and break the rock apart.
ReplyDeleteEROSION - the broken pieces of rock are now being moved by a sandstorm
DEPOSITION - the sandstorm moves the pieces of rock in different place
STUDENTS - pick up the pieces of rock
MRS. ROLLINS - "thats calles weathering, erosion, and deposition"
LAB - is awesome!
Weathering breaks away rocks into a river lake or ocean
ReplyDeleteErosion carries broken peices of rock that fell off from weathering to a new place
Deposition DEPOSITS! peices of rock to someplace else to create a new landform.
This is an example of Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition:
ReplyDeleteSoil breaks of a mountain side, then falls into the water (Weathering). The ocean carries it along with it (Erosion). The water drops it of on an island (Deposition).
An example is when the ocean waves hit the jetty causing the breaking down of rock. Then the broken down rocks from the jetty are taken into the ocean. Then when a wave comes it deposits the broken down rocks on the beach.
ReplyDeleteErosion - wind carries rocks to a different location. Deposition - a seed is put in one location and is forming a landform. weathering - waves crash into a cliff and breaks away the rock.
ReplyDeleteWeathering- waves crash on an arch destroying it.
ReplyDeleteErosion- waves crashing on a beach bringing rocks to a different area, or location.
deposition- dirt and rock are building a new island, however, there has to be enough.
weathering- water and Flowing rivers carve out canyons.
ReplyDeleteerosion- plants roots and Wind carry sand away to make dunes.
deposition- floods and Rivers carry sediments and drops them off at the end.
Weathering-when a river cuts through rock and forms a canyon.
ReplyDeleteErosion-when the tides carry out the sand on the beach
Deposition-when the rocks are carried to a new place and a delta is formed
Weathering-The ice in the cracks of the rock and when it melted the rock broke.
ReplyDeleteErosion-Water hits he rock and it breaks off.
Deposition-When a stream moves a rocks to a new place.
Weathering-Sand on a beach can weather a cliff on a beach.
ReplyDeleteErosion-The pieces of cliff are carried by the wind to a differnt location.
Deposition-The rocks and sand on a cliff is deposited in forms Dunes.
Water and flowing rivers carve out canyons.=erosion
ReplyDeleteThe pieces of cliff are carried by the wind to a differnt location.=Erosion
The rocks land on the ground.=deposition
Weathering-The Colorado river made the grand caynon so a river could make a big cliff
ReplyDeleteErosion- The sand on the beach could make a huge cliff on the beach.
deposition- When rocks are moved to diffrent places.
weathering-when rain makes a flood
ReplyDeleteErosion-when sand washes up pon the beach and makes a cliff
deconposion-when rocks are broken into smaller peices
weathering- when water hits a cliff
ReplyDeleteerosion- when wind picks ups or carrys rocks
deposition- when rocks and sands turn into dunes
Weathering- When water goes through the sand and makes a crack in the sand.
ReplyDeleteErosion- When pieces of rock slides of the cliffs.
Deposition- When lots of sand get deposited in a lake.
Weathering-if there is a mountain when aside rain poors on it it will make rocks and stuff fall off and the mountain will become dull.
ReplyDeleteErosion-when rocks and minarals are carried down a stream but not dropped off just yet.
Deposition-the rocks and minerals are dropped off at a delta or bay.
The Grand Canyon used to be the Colorado river until it kept on weathering then the water was carried/eroded to a lake or ocean where there was deposition.
ReplyDeleteWeathering-Waves washing against rock causing it to slowly wear down
ReplyDeleteErosion-Bits of sand and rock move along running water
Deposition-All the rocks and sand gets dumped into a new place slowly building up making a new landform
Weathering-rock spliting by ice.
ReplyDeleteErosion-water washing away pieces of a huge rock.
Deposition-wind droping sand onto a desert
Deposition- A river carries a sediment like sand and drops it off at the end of the river to form a delta
ReplyDeleteWeathring- Weathering caused the Grand Canyon to form
Erosion- Plant roots break rocks when they expand
Weathering- rain falls on a mountain and over the years it gets smaller and smaller.
ReplyDeleteErosion- a stream carries the broken pieces of rock to another place.
Deposition- the stream deposits the pieces of rock into an ocean.
weathering-water running thorough ground forming a canyon
ReplyDeleteErosion-when water carries rocks sand to a different location
Deposition-when water of some type carries some sediment to form dunes
My example of weathering, erosion, and depositon is...
ReplyDeleteWeathering-Water goes into the cracks of rocks and freezes up so in time the rock broke into smaller pieces.
Erosion-The pieces of rocks were carried away by water.
Deposition-The rocks deposited at a beach.
Erosion/Decomposition-dirt sliding down a trail causing mountains or hills to "break down."
ReplyDeleteWeathering-rain falls off a pile of dirt and a mud slide is formed.
Weathering: Rocks hitting a mountain to make it less jagged.
ReplyDeleteErosion: Wind carrying rocks hitting the mountain.
Deposition: A glacier letting go of all of the rocks stuck to it.
WEATHERING- Grand Canyon
ReplyDeleteDEPOSITION- when oceans transport heavy objects to different oceans
EROSION- carry broken pieces of rock from weathering and move them do different locations
Ex: Grand Canyon
ReplyDeleteWeathering: after years the river broke up and weathered away.
Erosion:the river carried the dirt away.
Deposition: were the river put the dirt.
It got deeper and wider to make the Grand Canyon we know today.
Weathering waves knock down rocks of the side of a cliff
ReplyDeleteErosion the waves carry the rocks toward the shore
Deposition the waves dump the rocks on the shore
When water breaks down rocks, it is weathering. When pieces of rock fall off and float away, it is erosion. When the rock particles wash up on the shore, it is deposition.
ReplyDeleteWeathering-water
ReplyDeleteErosion-plant roots
Deposition- floods
An example that includes all these steps is the formation of the Grand Canyon.
Weathering - Water carving a canyon.
ReplyDeleteErosion - Sand is carried over by the wind.
Deposition - Sand is delivered to a beach to form a new landform.
weathering - rust developed on iron.
ReplyDeleteErosion- rocks on a beach uncovered by wave action.
Deposition- smooth sand in the bed of a creek or on a shoreline.
Weathering:Waves crashing on a rock and breaking away the rock in a river.
ReplyDeleteErosion:Water in a river carrying broken pieces of rock to a different place
Deposition:The broken pieces of rock are deposited on the shore.
Weathering- When a river cuts through rock and forms a canyon.
ReplyDeleteErosion- Water hits a rock and it breaks
Deposition- Floods and Rivers carry sediments and drops them off at the end.
Weathering-ice expands in ahole of a rock that water got into and starts braking it.
ReplyDeleteErosion-wind blows sand away into adifferent place.
deposition-when tides push sand onto other beaches.
Weathering- When waves hit rocks and the wear down.
ReplyDeleteErosion- When the wind picks up particles and blows them away.
Deposition- When streams carry particles and deposit them somewhere.
Weathering- It rains on a mountain.
ReplyDeleteErosion- The wind carries the soil.
Deposition- It makes a new body of water like sand on a beach.
Ex: a desert
ReplyDeleteWeathering-wind picking up sand in a desert
Erosion- wind carrying sand across a desert
Deposition- sand being "deposited" on a new location
Weathering-water crashing in a rock and breaking, and make it look different.
ReplyDeleteErosion-Water taking broken pieces and taking it somewhere in a different place.
Deposition-smooth land on the down side by a land.
weathering- waves crashing into a big rock.
ReplyDeleteerosion- rivers carrying the small particles broken down by the weathering
deposition- depositing what was weathered and carried.
Weathering- When the river flows through giant rocks which causes it to form a canyon or something wide and deep.
ReplyDeleteErosion- When a glacier flows through the water and picks up some of the particles of the land.
Deposition- When broken up parts of a rock that was swifted away lands in a new place.
an example of wheathering is when moving water wears down land,erosion is when wind takes particals away and deposition is the locationaf the particals at the end.
ReplyDeleteWeathering -grand canyon
ReplyDeleteErosion-carring rock and other things to different place
Deposition-When something break into smaller pieces
Examples of:
ReplyDeleteWeathering- Wind over millions of years can sand away rock.
Erosion- Water carries rocks and dust in a stream.
Deposition- Water puts rocks and dust into a lake or ocean.
weathering-when waves come and move across a rock and break it down
ReplyDeleteErosion-when something carries something
Deposition-where it lands
Today we learned about weathering erosion and deposition, Weathering is when rocks are hits and wore down until it breaks. Erosion is when certain things such as ice wind and water move the particles. Deposition is when it is carried and deposited somewhere.
ReplyDeleteWeathering-when the waves hit the rocks
ReplyDeleteErosion-when wind picks the little rocks up and blows it them away
Deposition-the broken little rocks are carried away somewhere else like shore
Weathering EX- wind making the mountain more rounder.
ReplyDeleteErosion- winds picking up the particles.
Deposion- a stresm carrys a particle and deposit them somewhere.
Weathering-waves hit a big rock and some breaks off.
ReplyDeleteErosion-the waves carry the parts of the rock away.
Deposition-the rocks end up on the beach.
Weathering-is the breaking down of Earth's rocks, soils and mineral.
ReplyDeleteErosion-is the process of weathering and transport of solids.
Deposition-is the process of carrying particles somewhere.
Weather- rain falls on a cliff and breaks away the rock into the sea.
ReplyDeleteErosion- the sea carries broken pieces of rock to another location.
Deposition- the broken pieces of rock is deposited in the beach.
weathering. waves crash on the rock and chunks of concrete at the edge of the bay. they break into smaller bits.
ReplyDeleteerosion. the sand from shell beach wahes away.
deposition. the harbor is getting filled with silt and sand and some days it is too shallow to get our boat out.
Weathering is when a rock is cracked by wind water or ice. It breaks.
ReplyDeleteErosion is when particles are moved someplace else, like downstream.
Deposition is where sediment ends up, like in the ocean for a delta
weathering:water wearing rock
ReplyDeleteErosion:moving the soil when plants are not there
Deposition: a glacier that picks up rock and grinds mountains
i saw a lot of weathering when we pored the water into the slide table. It was like a mini canyon
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