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Title: Earth's Physical Features

There are many landforms and waterways in our universe.

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Published: over 3 years ago
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  • Paul Alex Briseno

    Paul A. (over 3 years ago)

    I didnt know that about Devil's Tower, learned something new today. It looks great! Cant wait to see some more from you and/or your students!

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FC: Earth's Physical Features By: Susie Smith Photo Credits:Yahoo.com

1: Landforms are natural shapes, or features, on Earth's Surface. | Waterways include lakes, rivers, and oceans.

2: Some parts of Earth's Surface are low areas. A valley is a lowland area between higher lands such as mountains. A canyon is a deep valley with steep sides.

3: Lakes are an inland body of water usually of considerable size.

4: A volcano is an opening in Earth's surface from which lava flows.

5: The Devil's Tower was once lava inside a volcano. Wind and rain have worn away the volcano that was around it.

6: Most of the water on Earth is found in the oceans. This water is salt water. | If you could put all the water on Earth into 100 buckets, 97 buckets would hold salt water.

7: Indian Ocean | Arctic Ocean | Pacific Ocean | Atlantic Ocean

8: A river is a large natural stream of water emptying into an ocean, lake, or larger body of water. | Rivers can wear away rock to form valleys.

9: Soil can be dropped at the mouth of a river to form a delta. A delta is a piece of land that forms at the mouth of a river. Deltas are often shaped like triangles.

10: A plain is a flat area on Earth's surface. | The middle of the United States is a large plain.

11: A plateau is a flat area higher than the land around it. | They look like tables made from rock.

12: Native Americans built homes in the rocky cliffs hundreds of years ago.

14: A glacier is a huge sheet of ice that slowly moves downhill. | Most glaciers are valley glaciers.

15: An island is surrounded by water. | The state of Hawaii is a group of islands.

16: A barrier island is a thin island near a coast. | Barrier Islands can form when sand in moving water is dropped near the shore.

17: Any inlet of the ocean bordering on land and partly surrounded by land is a bay.

19: A peninsula is an area of land which projects out from a larger land mass and is almost surrounded by water.

20: Without water there could be no life on Earth. Plants and animals need water to live. So do people. Water is important to Earth's environment.

21: Earth's surface has many featues which include landforms and waterways. What physical features does your community have?