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Water-Glaciers-Wind & Ocean

2. 23.3—23.5
Earned
3. Possible Assessment
Element
Points
4. Self Teacher
Focus: The topic is very clear when you first look at it. 10
Water Shapes the Land =
--Need Definitions of: Deposition , Saltation, and Flood plain (2)
--Picture representing one for V-shaped valley and one for Alluvial Fan (2)
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--Explain Deltas & Alluvial Fans and factors that allow the two to form. (2)
--Explain Stalactite & Stalagmite and one picture showing the two cave formations (2)
--What is an oxbow lake Draw a Picture showing the oxbow lake? (2)
Glaciers =
--Draw the following Glacier Features = Horn, Cirques, U-shaped valley, Glacial lake
(label on your picture) (2)
--Definition of a Continental Glacier(1)
--Definition of a Valley Glacier(1) 10
--Picture Showing Clearly Glacial Deposition =Drumlins, Eskers, Outwash plain,
Erratics, End moraine, Glacial Streams, Glacial lakes, Retreating glacier, Kettle lakes. 3
--Explain the following Glacier Depositions = Drumlins, Eskers, Outwash plain, Erratics,
End moraine, Glacial Streams, Glacial lakes, Retreating glacier, Kettle lakes. 3
Wind =
--Explain how wind causes Erosion =(2)
--Draw Picture showing wind moving particles of different sizes (2)
10
--Define Deflation & Abrasion as it relates to Wind Erosion. (2)
--Draw a Picture showing a Sand dune or Loess Deposit (2)
--Define: Loess & Sand Dune. (2)
Restless Oceans =
--Picture example of Upwelling and Explain (2)
--Picture example of long shore Drift Explain what it shows. (1)
--Picture and clear labels of Ocean surface currents (2)
10
--List and explain 3 things that happen, as the ocean gets deeper (1)
--What causes the Surface currents on the ocean? What causes Deep ocean currents? (1)
--Define Hydraulic action as it relates to Wave Erosion (1)
--Draw and explain how a sea stack is formed (2)
Drawings and Illustrations
10
All illustrations, photographs, and drawings add to the purpose and interest of the poster.
Layout and Design
The overall organization, design, use of color, and use of space help to make the poster
10
interesting and to communicate the message.
The poster is highly original and creative. Text written so can be read.
Mechanics (C-U-P-S)
10
There are no errors in capitalization, usage, punctuation, or spelling.
Neat and Presentable
10
The poster is very neat and presentable including all Pictures.
Worked as a team: No team members wandered and disturbed other groups at any time
10
during the assignment
* Use the rubric to make sure you have all elements required for a 100% poster Total: 100
 Water-Glaciers-Wind & Ocean 23.3—23.5

Required Elements of Poster:

All written elements large or dark enough to See from seats…

Pictures neat and go with topic being explained

You will need to have four sections with the following Heading:
1. Water Shapes the Land
2. Glaciers
3. Wind
4. Restless Oceans

Water Shapes the Land =

--Need Definitions of: Deposition , Saltation, and Flood plain
--Picture representing one for V-shaped valley and one for Alluvial Fan
--Explain Deltas & Alluvial Fans and factors that allow the two to form.
--Explain Stalactite & Stalagmite and one picture showing the two cave formations
--What is an oxbow lake Draw a Picture showing the oxbow lake?
Glaciers =
--Draw the following Glacier Features = Horn, Cirques, U-shaped valley, Glacial lake (label on your picture)
--Definition of a Continental Glacier
--Definition of a Valley Glacier
--Picture Showing Clearly Glacial Deposition: Drumlins, Eskers, Outwash plain, Erratics, End moraine, Glacial Streams,
Glacial lakes, Retreating glacier, Kettle lakes.
--Explain the following Glacier Depositions = Drumlins, Eskers, Outwash plain, Erratics, End moraine, Glacial Streams,
Glacial lakes, Retreating glacier, Kettle lakes.
Wind =
--Explain how wind causes Erosion =
--Draw Picture showing wind moving particles of different sizes
--Define Deflation & Abrasion as it relates to Wind Erosion.
--Draw a Picture showing a Sand dune or Loess Deposit & Define: Loess & Sand Dune.

Restless Oceans =
--Picture example of Upwelling
--Picture example of long shore Drift Explain what it shows.
--Picture and clear labels of Ocean surface currents
--List and explain 3 things that happen, as the ocean gets deeper
--What causes the Surface currents on the ocean? What causes Deep ocean currents?
--Define Hydraulic action as it relates to Wave Erosion
--Draw and explain how a sea stack is formed

• You have 3 days to accomplish the poster. All poster work should be done in class with your team.
• Planning and research can be done at home
**You will need to fill out the self-evaluation form being totally honest.

No Self-evaluation filled out Group will automatically get 60 % on Project