Fast or Slow
The speed at which water dripping on a rock would change the size/look of the rock
What is slow?
A relatively short, green plant that is responsible for preventing wind from carrying topsoil away.
What is grass?
This is a large natural stream of flowing water that connects to a another source of water, such as a sea, lake, or another stream of flowing water.
What is a river?
The change that wind, water, and ice have on the shape of the land over time.
What is Erosion?
This is worn to protect your eyes when working on science experiments.
What are goggles?
The speed at which a constant gentle breeze would change the direction a tree grows
What is slow?
Growing tall, and strong, these are often planted to keep strong winds from damaging crops.
What are trees?
This is a large landlocked body of water.
What is a lake?
This activity releases lava, ash and gases through and opening in Earth's crust.
What is a volcanic eruption?
This provides protection to your hands when working with chemicals on a science experiment.
What are gloves?
How quickly the landscape would change if a large tsunami hit a coastal town
What is fast?
A long wall built to keep the sea from flooding land.
What is a dike?
Making up only 3% of Earth's water, this type of water is the water that is usable to humans.
What is freshwater?
The sudden movement of Earth's tectonic plates at a fault line that can result in permanent changes to the landscape.
What is an earthquake?
Typically white, this is worn to provide protection to your arms, body and clothes when conducting science experiments.
When a volcano erupts, the change to the landscape around the volcano happens at this speed.
What is fast?
A long wall built to keep soil or rocks from moving in an unwanted way, often due to water.
What is a retaining wall?
This type of water makes up 97% of water on Earth.
What is saltwater?
The slow shifting of Earth's tectonic plates, which can result in a change of shape to continents and oceans.
What is plate movement?
This is the type of toe your shoe should have if you are going to conduct a science experiment.
What is closed?
Excess greenhouse gases in our atmosphere are causing global warming, known as the Greenhouse Effect, which is resulting in a change to the polar ice caps that is happening at this description of speed.
What is slowly/slow?
The part of a plant that is most beneficial in stopping the erosion of soil
What are the roots?
These contain the most abundant source of freshwater on Earth.
What are glaciers?
The entrapment of heat in Earth's atmosphere caused by a build-up of gases that results higher temperatures, melting glaciers, and other changes in the way Earth looks and it's ability to sustain life.
What is the Greenhouse Effect?
A person that needs to be aware of your science experiment and present if supervision is required.