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    Landforms such as mountains, hills, volcanoes, and rivers experience movement of materials. On mountains, materials like dust and rocks can move across or down the mountain via wind, rain, storms, and other forces, traveling short or longer distances. On hills, wind and rain can shift grass, dirt, leaves, traveling locally or farther. Volcanic eruptions cause lava to flow down and harden at the bottom. Rivers transport rock, silt, and plants downstream, though some materials may get stopped along the way. Photographs, topography, maps, and online information provide evidence of these movements.

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    Landforms such as mountains, hills, volcanoes, and rivers experience movement of materials. On mountains, materials like dust and rocks can move across or down the mountain via wind, rain, storms, and other forces, traveling short or longer distances. On hills, wind and rain can shift grass, dirt, leaves, traveling locally or farther. Volcanic eruptions cause lava to flow down and harden at the bottom. Rivers transport rock, silt, and plants downstream, though some materials may get stopped along the way. Photographs, topography, maps, and online information provide evidence of these movements.

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    Land Forms 02

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    Landforms such as mountains, hills, volcanoes, and rivers experience movement of materials. On mountains, materials like dust and rocks can move across or down the mountain via wind, rain, storms, and other forces, traveling short or longer distances. On hills, wind and rain can shift grass, dirt, leaves, traveling locally or farther. Volcanic eruptions cause lava to flow down and harden at the bottom. Rivers transport rock, silt, and plants downstream, though some materials may get stopped along the way. Photographs, topography, maps, and online information provide evidence of these movements.

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    Landforms Do the How do they move?

    Where do they move What evidence do we


    materials to? have to prove this?
    move?
    Mountains Yes. Things like dust and rocks Some of the materials  Photos, topography,
      can move across or down could be moved off the internet info and videos.
    a mountain from wind, mountain or only a small
    rain, tornados and storms. distance.
    Hills Yes. Materials like grass, dirt  Leaves could be moved to  Same as above.
      and leaves could be faraway places or only a
    moved by wind and rain.  small distance. Things like
      dirt and grass would
      probably do the same.
     
     
     
     
     

     
    Volcanoes Yes.  If there is an eruption on  Near the bottom of the Pictures, the news, internet
        the volcano the lava would volcano or at the bottom. and older maps.
      flow down and carves
      down through it then dry
      and harden.
       
      
    Extra  Yes. The water can move  Down to the end of the  Information on the
    challenge:   things like rock, silt, river. Some of the internet.
    Rivers    plants and the surrounding materials could get
      land. stopped or stuck on other
      objects that are heavier
      and don’t move.
     
             

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