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Mrs.Zwahrs C.S.I. Class Landform Presentation

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Mrs.Zwahrs C.S.I. Class Landform Presentation

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    1. Mrs.Zwahr's C.S.I. Class Landform Presentation Topic: Geomorphology (The study of the formation of landforms.) By Mrs.Zwahr's class Landon, This is really a great Title Slide. Can we change the words "evolution" and "configuration" to words that are more commonly used? Remember, we want to show this to ALL 5th graders - so we want it to be words that all can understand easily. I really like the colors you chose.Landon, This is really a great Title Slide. Can we change the words "evolution" and "configuration" to words that are more commonly used? Remember, we want to show this to ALL 5th graders - so we want it to be words that all can understand easily. I really like the colors you chose.

    2. The Dead Sea Rift Valley By: Kyle Gurka & Jacob Pyle cool picture!cool picture!

    3. 1. East of the Rift Valley are two ancient lava fields. 2. It  is the lowest point on Earth.   3. The water around the Rift Valley has so much salt, you can lay on your back and float on the water. On number 3, add a space after the word "salt" On number 2 - instead of "it" say "The Rift Valley"On number 3, add a space after the word "salt" On number 2 - instead of "it" say "The Rift Valley"

    4. I found another picture that may not be blurry.     http://www.igorilla.org/assets/images/where/rifting.gif     :-) Nice work!I found another picture that may not be blurry.     http://www.igorilla.org/assets/images/where/rifting.gif     :-) Nice work!

    5. Mt.Vesuvius murderer of pompeii click this to hear jaws  click this to hear jaws  

    6. Landon, Try to separate your facts from your formation. The title says facts but they you talk about its formation. This is good info - try to get rid of the colored words - and take out information that is not needed. Summarize in your own words! Landon, Try to separate your facts from your formation. The title says facts but they you talk about its formation. This is good info - try to get rid of the colored words - and take out information that is not needed. Summarize in your own words!

    7. Only use the most interesting and important facts. Try to limit yourself to 3 - 5 facts. :-) Only use the most interesting and important facts. Try to limit yourself to 3 - 5 facts. :-)

    8. The Great Blue Hole by Andrew Trostle and Carmen Maynard Can you add the title and your names to this slide?Can you add the title and your names to this slide?

    9.                      How It Was Formed. . . The Great Blue Hole is a sinkhole 100 kilometers from Belize City. It was formed by a limestone cave system. Can you add where (country, continent) Belize City is located?   Can you say a little more about a limestone cave system? Most people watching your presentation won't know what that is.Can you add where (country, continent) Belize City is located?   Can you say a little more about a limestone cave system? Most people watching your presentation won't know what that is.

    10. Facts About The Great Blue Hole The Great Blue Hole was made famous by Jaques Cousteau.  It is amazingly 410 feet deep. It was voted one of the seven natural wonders of the world.

    11. Mendenhall Glacier By:Daniel Blanchard Nice color choice! Check spelling: Mendenhall Glacier Looks good!Nice color choice! Check spelling: Mendenhall Glacier Looks good!

    12. Mendenhall Glacier Originally known as Sitaantaagu ("The glacier behind the town"). The glacier is 12 miles long & has retreated(melted) 2.5 miles since 1700. It is located in Alaska. Change the last sentence to: Located in Alaska. Should you put parenthesis after the word retreated (melted)?? Will most kids know that retreat means to melt?? :-) Change the last sentence to: Located in Alaska. Should you put parenthesis after the word retreated (melted)?? Will most kids know that retreat means to melt?? :-)

    13. Formation Check out this link: It is a picture of a glacier. It might be nice on this page. Remember to open a new window to drag it to your presentation.   Nice work!    http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://wps.prenhall.com/wps/media/objects/2168/2220387/alpine_glacier_diag_tasa.gif&imgrefurl=http://wps.prenhall.com/esm_lutgens_essentials_9/33/8673/2220400.cw/content/index.html&usg=__nc99jHPreWMVdmaTBug50dDKs30=&h=300&w=400&sz=56&hl=en&start=4&sig2=faVJEi4Dh50mOXeYRZmlaA&tbnid=l17KBWsparpdyM:&tbnh=93&tbnw=124&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dglacier%2Bformation%26gbv%3D2%26hl%3Den%26safe%3Dactive%26sa%3DG&ei=FFYpS_OQE8iWtgettY3PCwCheck out this link: It is a picture of a glacier. It might be nice on this page. Remember to open a new window to drag it to your presentation.   Nice work!    http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://wps.prenhall.com/wps/media/objects/2168/2220387/alpine_glacier_diag_tasa.gif&imgrefurl=http://wps.prenhall.com/esm_lutgens_essentials_9/33/8673/2220400.cw/content/index.html&usg=__nc99jHPreWMVdmaTBug50dDKs30=&h=300&w=400&sz=56&hl=en&start=4&sig2=faVJEi4Dh50mOXeYRZmlaA&tbnid=l17KBWsparpdyM:&tbnh=93&tbnw=124&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dglacier%2Bformation%26gbv%3D2%26hl%3Den%26safe%3Dactive%26sa%3DG&ei=FFYpS_OQE8iWtgettY3PCw

    14. Mauna Loa Volcano By: Celine Munyana

    15. Quick Facts: 1.The Mauna Loa volcano is the world's largest volcano! It takes up 50.5% of Hawaii. 2.Mauna Loa's first eruption was in 1794 and its last was in 1984.It has erupted 39 times.   3.The Mauna Loa volcano is also 4,170 meters above sea level. 

    16.   How The Mauna Loa Volcano Was Formed  The Mauna Loa Volcano is formed by pressure building up below the Earth’s crust. Magma forces it way through weaknesses in the earth's crust. When the magma emerges it is called lava. When it cools, it solidifies into rock,or it may emerge though thin cracks,which are called fissure.Or it may be forced though wider pipes,that starts to build up, to a volcano.

    17.     Photographs Erupted 39 Times Largest Volcano on Earth

    18. Royal Gorge By: Olivia R. and Kendall C. i like it but change the red,it is so bright it hurts my eyes alittlei like it but change the red,it is so bright it hurts my eyes alittle

    19. Did You Know That ..... The Royal Gorge is a ten mile long canyon in Canon City, Colorado.The gorge was formed when the Arkansas River cut through. It took millions of years to cut through the rock, so the gorge is very old.The Gorge was discovered in1806 by U.S. explorer Zebulon Pike. The gorge has a bridge going over it that many people go to drive over. There is also an amusement park built directly above the gorge.You can even go rafting down the Colorado River straight through the canyon.

    20. So, how was it formed? Geologists have mixed thoughts on how the gorge was formed, but the general consensus is that it was formed by the force of the mighty Arkansas River, churning and pounding against the rock for millions of years.This is called erosion. About three million years ago, as the Rocky Mountains rose from the surrounding plains a small rivulet that would become the Arkansas River rose with them. I had to look up the definition of "weathering" to be sure this is correct. So, here it is: if a particle is loosened, chemically or mechanically, but stays put, call it weathering. Once the particle starts moving, call it erosion.     These particles moved so I think we should call it "erosion" instead of weathering. Excellent presentation!I had to look up the definition of "weathering" to be sure this is correct. So, here it is: if a particle is loosened, chemically or mechanically, but stays put, call it weathering. Once the particle starts moving, call it erosion.     These particles moved so I think we should call it "erosion" instead of weathering. Excellent presentation!

    21. SAHARA DESERT BY:MALLORY MCCULLEY

    24. Chicxulub Crater Dinosaur Murderer by Timmy Vanek

    25. Chicxulub Crater .... is all but hidden in the flat limestone of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. The Chicxulub Crater is 112-miles  wide, 3,000 foot deep impact crater.

    26. The Forming of Chicxulub Crater It is a theory that the Chicxulub Crater was formed by the meteorite that caused the extinction of the dinosaurs.

    27. Bay of Fundy By Bailey Kenjura & Hannah Buls 

    28. Interesting Facts! This is a picture of the Bay of Fundy's high tides. Did you know that this bay has the highest tides in the world?   As the tides rush up the narrowing funnel-shaped bay, high crested waves rise to 52 feet.   This  is a picture of the bay when it has low tides.This bay has the largest concentration of whales and sea life. Your information is REALLY good - but it is hard to read the pink and purple. Can you change the color? Your information is REALLY good - but it is hard to read the pink and purple. Can you change the color?

    29. How Was it Formed? How the Bay of Fundy was formed was by the continental  plates of Africa and North America parting millions of years ago, forming the Atlantic Ocean. Over time as vast mountain ranges collided and then slowly separated, huge rift valleys were created. Again, GREAT info! Just change the pink letters to something else to make it easier to read. Here is a link for a diagram showing separating plates. Thanks for using your own words and making your presentation really clear. :-) Here is a link which shows "divergent plate boundaries. I put it on your slide show because I wasn't sure if you could get to it. http://www.nature.nps.gov/GEOLOGY/usgsnps/pltec/pltec3.html You may find a better one and you don't have to use it if you don't want to.    Again, GREAT info! Just change the pink letters to something else to make it easier to read. Here is a link for a diagram showing separating plates. Thanks for using your own words and making your presentation really clear. :-) Here is a link which shows "divergent plate boundaries. I put it on your slide show because I wasn't sure if you could get to it. http://www.nature.nps.gov/GEOLOGY/usgsnps/pltec/pltec3.html You may find a better one and you don't have to use it if you don't want to.  

    30. San Andreas Fault by Nick Summerour  

    31. San Andreas Fault Facts 1.The San Andreas Fault is the sliding boundary between the Pacific Plate and Northern  American Plate.  2.The Northern segment of the San Andreas Fault extends from Shelter Cove to South of the Francisco Bay area. 3.There are many myths and legends about the San Andreas Fault, the biggest being that it will one day crack and California will sink into the sea. Wrong! Number 1: "boundry" should be "boundary" Number 1: "boundry" should be "boundary"

    32. San Andreas Fault Formation The San Andreas Fault is a large crack in the Earth's crust that moves sideways rather than up and down as is more common. Most of these types of faults occur in the sea, but those that occur on land should be considered dangerous. The San Andreas Fault began forming about 20 million years ago with a change in its plate's positioning. Over the years, its plate is collapsing under the plate beneath California. As that happens, the San Andreas Fault will continue to grow, perhaps twice today's length.   Pictures provided by:Wikipedia. Information provided by:About.com and Geology.com.Thank you!!!!   Nick, there is a bit too much on the page. If you shorten the information on the left side and put in your own words, then you will have more room for the diagram. I don't know what happened to the diagram. I hope you still have a copy, so that you can add it back in.   Words/concepts that your audience will have trouble understanding:  (change these to your own words) plate geometry large oceanic plate sub-ducting consumed under Cascadic Coast Vancouver Island  Nick, there is a bit too much on the page. If you shorten the information on the left side and put in your own words, then you will have more room for the diagram. I don't know what happened to the diagram. I hope you still have a copy, so that you can add it back in.   Words/concepts that your audience will have trouble understanding:  (change these to your own words) plate geometry large oceanic plate sub-ducting consumed under Cascadic Coast Vancouver Island

    33. Hawaiian Islands by: Sally C. and Evan B.   COOL PICTURE!!!!!!COOL PICTURE!!!!!!

    34. 1.The Hawaiian Islands are home to the sparrow-sized songbird found nowhere else in the world!   2.Hawaii has lots of volcanoes on it because volcanoes created the beautiful Hawaiian Islands.   3.Barack Obama was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. Change volcanos (#2) to volcanoes add a period after Hawaii on #3Change volcanos (#2) to volcanoes add a period after Hawaii on #3

    35. How The Hawaiian Islands were formed! I think northwesterdly should be northwestwardly Here is a link for a diagram if you want to use it. The diagram shows the formation and activity around the "hot spot". http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/dynamic/hotspots.html (scroll down ... it is the second picture) It shows the created volcanic islands and the magma hotspot.) The diagram would look great on this page. I think northwesterdly should be northwestwardly Here is a link for a diagram if you want to use it. The diagram shows the formation and activity around the "hot spot". http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/dynamic/hotspots.html (scroll down ... it is the second picture) It shows the created volcanic islands and the magma hotspot.) The diagram would look great on this page.

    36. !Cape Dorset and Cape Cod!  CONGRATULATIONS! You've just won a trip to lovely... hope you like this!!!!!!!!!!   I do! hope you like this!!!!!!!!!!   I do!

    37. Here's some facts to get you started!              Cape Dorset                             Since the 1950's, Cape Dorset, which calls itself the capital of inuit art, has been a center of drawing, printmaking, and carving. A cape is a strip of land projecting into a body of water. record high-   77 degrees F record low-   -45degrees F                    Cape Cod     Cape Cod is often referred to as simply the Cape, and called the Cape of Keel by early Norse explorers. The Pamet Valley in Truro, is wider and deeper than all other valleys on Cape Cod. cue the facts!!!cue the facts!!!

    38. Cape Cod was formed as the terminal moraine of a glacier,resulting in a peninsula in the          Atlantic Ocean.                                                                we couldnt find any info about how cape dorset was formed.............sorry !     This is great - I deleted the sentence. You don't need to apologize in your presentation!  we couldnt find any info about how cape dorset was formed.............sorry !     This is great - I deleted the sentence. You don't need to apologize in your presentation! 

    39. Sorry,you really didn't win a trip,but you learned a lot about Cape Dorset and Cape Cod! We will give you a free bag of Cape Cod Potato Chips! Well, I hope you enjoyed it. Bye! Cute!!Cute!!

    40. Corrections: See the white letters behind MOUNT EVEREST? Try to delete those letters. :-) Corrections: See the white letters behind MOUNT EVEREST? Try to delete those letters. :-)

    41. DID YOU KNOW?? The number of people that have tried to climb Mount Everest approximately:4,000 and the total number that have successfully climbed Mount Everest:660 Mount Everest is as tall as 20 empire state buildings and it is still growing Scientists think Mount Everest is about 60 million years old On the first square - mount should change to Mount - (two times) On the second square - empire state buildings should be capitalized On the third square - Scientist should be scientists On the first square - mount should change to Mount - (two times) On the second square - empire state buildings should be capitalized On the third square - Scientist should be scientists

    42. It was formed by….. This is awesome! The only thing that needs correcting is the first sentence. Do you want a capital or is it part of the title? We can work on this sentence together. Your slides are so good! Thanks for working so hard on it. :-) I hope you can find it on your computer.This is awesome! The only thing that needs correcting is the first sentence. Do you want a capital or is it part of the title? We can work on this sentence together. Your slides are so good! Thanks for working so hard on it. :-) I hope you can find it on your computer.

    43. MISSISSIPPI RIVER DELTA     By Tori Bosse cool pics  cool pics  

    44. Amazing facts about the Mississippi River Delta -The river and its delta have been changed dramatically by humans and we are just now seeing it.          -The river is dropping by up to 5-1cm each year...

    45. How was the Mississippi River Delta formed???? -Since the beginning the Mississippi River Delta has been uplifted by as much as 40ft.   -The sea level has lowered by about 450ft.   -The faults close by are also a big reason

    46. COLCA CANYON by: Troy Freeman

    47. Colca Canyon The Colca Canyon is located in Peru and is twice as deep as the Grand Canyon. Fun fact - did you know that the name Colca refers  to the holes in the canyon, people used to store food in them. Add a title if you want one or delete the "click to add title"   Capital "c" in Canyon -   Capital "g" and "c" for grand canyon.   Be sure you have a period at the end of canyon. Fun fact needs a  capital "d" for "did" add a question mark ? after "holes in the canyon," and make a new sentence: People used to store food in them. Interesting information, Troy! Add a title if you want one or delete the "click to add title"   Capital "c" in Canyon -   Capital "g" and "c" for grand canyon.   Be sure you have a period at the end of canyon. Fun fact needs a  capital "d" for "did" add a question mark ? after "holes in the canyon," and make a new sentence: People used to store food in them. Interesting information, Troy!

    48. Colca Canyon The sides of the  Colca Canyon are not  vertical like the   Grand Canyon. Add a title or delete the Click to add title. change "the" to "The... and add a capital letter to canyon at the end of the sentence. I like this information that you found! Will this picture work better? Yours was a little blurry.(long link) http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://hewgill.com/photo/trips/peru/colca-canyon/IMG_0224.JPG_resize_200.jpg&imgrefurl=http://hewgill.com/photo/trips/peru/colca-canyon/index.html&usg=__jSTMn-MKG9ue0pc0JPtN4cWnfCs=&h=215&w=150&sz=10&hl=en&start=18&sig2=GYgcVY6Ad3tO1zNugmnGZg&um=1&tbnid=g9Tv71GNM0kP_M:&tbnh=106&tbnw=74&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dcolca%2Bcanyon%2Bformation%2Bterraces%2Bphoto%26hl%3Den%26safe%3Dactive%26sa%3DG%26um%3D1&ei=b6cvS_miOMWWtgeF9snSCAAdd a title or delete the Click to add title. change "the" to "The... and add a capital letter to canyon at the end of the sentence. I like this information that you found! Will this picture work better? Yours was a little blurry.(long link) http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://hewgill.com/photo/trips/peru/colca-canyon/IMG_0224.JPG_resize_200.jpg&imgrefurl=http://hewgill.com/photo/trips/peru/colca-canyon/index.html&usg=__jSTMn-MKG9ue0pc0JPtN4cWnfCs=&h=215&w=150&sz=10&hl=en&start=18&sig2=GYgcVY6Ad3tO1zNugmnGZg&um=1&tbnid=g9Tv71GNM0kP_M:&tbnh=106&tbnw=74&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dcolca%2Bcanyon%2Bformation%2Bterraces%2Bphoto%26hl%3Den%26safe%3Dactive%26sa%3DG%26um%3D1&ei=b6cvS_miOMWWtgeF9snSCA

    49. Colca Canyon It was formed by  millions of years of water  breaking away from the  canyon. watter should be water Add a title or delete the  click to add title.. Great job!! watter should be water Add a title or delete the  click to add title.. Great job!!

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