Erosion and Deposition

Presentation

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Science

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4th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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NGSS

MS-ESS2-2, HS-ESS2-5, MS-ESS2-4

Standards-aligned

Amanda Cooper

Used 3+ times

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8 Slides • 7 Questions

OBJ:I will learn about erosion and deposition.

DOL: Given 5 questions, I will, recognize the difference between erosion and deposition by identifying the effects they each have on Earth’s surface. Answering with 100% accuracy.

By Amanda Cooper

SCR1- How can you weather a cracker?

R&A-You can weather a cracker by

C-In the pictures it shows that

E-This is an example of weathering like when a rock is broken down into sediments.

Show and Tell!!!

What has to happen to the rocks or soil before erosion and deposition happen? Show with your cracker.

Venn Diagram-How are erosion and deposition different from one another, and how are they connected? Fill in the Venn diagram.

Erosion Deposition

Labelling

Label each of the natural processes correctly.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Deposition

Erosion

Weathering

Multiple Choice

The most influential force of erosion is water. due to its ability to move material from one location to another and its vast presence over earth. Some examples are included as rivers and streams. In the picture which one has more water erosion activity?

R.C-When exactly does deposition happen?

Open Ended

Which one has to happen faster, erosion or deposition? Why?

Type response here

All created by erosion.

Multiple Choice

Read Carefully.

WA-I spy WED, where do you spy WED?

Multiple Choice

After reading and carefully analyzing the picture, Is the delta created by erosion or deposition?

Erosion

Deposition

Open Ended

How are the sediments being transported by which of Earth’s natural processes?

Only do RAC

Type response here

Multiple Choice

Read Carefully!

What are key words to give the correct answer?

DOL TIME!!!

WHAT IS YOUR DOL GOAL??

OBJ:I will learn about erosion and deposition.

DOL: Given 5 questions, I will, recognize the difference between erosion and deposition by identifying the effects they each have on Earth’s surface. Answering with 100% accuracy.

By Amanda Cooper

SCR1- How can you weather a cracker?

R&A-You can weather a cracker by

C-In the pictures it shows that

E-This is an example of weathering like when a rock is broken down into sediments.

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Erosion and Deposition

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​R.C-When exactly does deposition happen?

​All created by erosion.

​WA-I spy WED, where do you spy WED?

​DOL TIME!!!WHAT IS YOUR DOL GOAL??

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R.C-When exactly does deposition happen?

All created by erosion.

WA-I spy WED, where do you spy WED?

DOL TIME!!!

WHAT IS YOUR DOL GOAL??