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Weathering, Erosion and Deposition

Weathering - BREAKS it down

Erosion - MOVES it around

Deposition - SITS it down

WED explains is the way that earth is broken down and moved to a new location and creates new land forms.  WED is constantly changing the earth.

Picture

Interactive activities

Weathering Types
Coastal Erosion
Erosion
Roots at work
Landforms
Sinkholes
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