Earth’s Changing Surface Notes, PowerPoint & Test ~ EDITABLE!

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Earth Science EDITABLE NOTES, POWERPOINT and CHAPTER TEST for Earth’s Changing Surface.

The EDITABLE NOTES in this download are the SAME VERSION featured in my Earth Science Interactive Notebook – Earth’s Changing Surface.

The EDITABLE POWERPOINT features slides rich in content and allow for you to add or delete information and pictures.

The EDITABLE TEST features a variety of questions in the form of multiple choice, sentence completion, diagram interpretation, and essays.

Sections Included:

• Weathering
• Soil Formation
• Erosion and Deposition: Wind & Water
• Erosion and Deposition: Mass Movement & Glaciers

Students will be able to:

• Explain how weathering and erosion affect Earth’s surface
• Identify what causes chemical and mechanical weathering
• Describe the composition of soil, and explain how it forms
• Identify the roles of plants and animals in soil formation
• Describe the process that wears down and builds up Earth’s surface
• Explain how water erosion is mainly responsible for shaping the surface of the land
• Explain how glaciers cause erosion and deposition
• Identify features that result from deposition and erosion by waves

Note:

• Paperless Digital Versions have been added for use in Google Drive, Google Classroom, and/or Microsoft OneDrive.
• Digital versions of PowerPoint and Chapter Test are not editable, only printable copies.
• All PowerPoints have been upgraded with hi-res images and better layout design.

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