Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition

Water getting into cracks, freezing, and breaking it apart.

A river pounding against a caynon wall and wearing it down.

Wind blasting sand at rocks and carving out an arch.

Glaciers scraping rocks and making them smaller.

Rocks being made smoother by water in a river.

Acid rain.

Rust,

A tree growing out of a rock and splitting it

A river carries sediments down stream

Rain washes away soil

A mudslide flowing down a steep hill

Flood waters moving soil from one location to another

Wind picks up particles of sand and carries it away

Wind blowing sand across the beach

Glaciers carry rocks, soil, and sediments.

As the glaciers slowly move, it carries the sediments along with it.

Avalanches carry the sediments along with the snow down the mountainside.

Layers of sediments form at the bottom of the ocean.

Waves drop sand on the beach.

Rivers slow down by the mouth and deposits the sediments forming deltas.

Sand dunes are formed when the wind drops the sand in a new location.

Moraines are formed when a glacier melts and the sediments that it had been carrying get dropped in a new place.