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Rivers, Lakes, and
Water Quality Unit
Part I
PREVIEWSlide2
RED SLIDE:
These are notes that are very important and should be recorded in your science journal.
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Use this red line
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-Nice neat notes that are legible and use indentations when appropriate. -Example of indent. -Skip a line between topics -Don’t skip pages -Make visuals clear and well drawn. Slide5
RED SLIDE: These are notes that are very important and should be recorded in your science journal.
BLACK SLIDE: Pay attention, follow directions, complete projects as described and answer required questions neatly.
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Keep an eye out for “The-Owl” and raise your hand as soon as you see him.
He will be hiding somewhere in the slideshow
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Keep an eye out for “The-Owl” and raise your hand as soon as you see him.
He will be hiding somewhere in the slideshow
“Hoot, Hoot”
“Good Luck!”Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. MurphySlide8
Topics addressed in this UnitSlide9
Topics addressed in this Unit Part ISlide10
NGSS MS and HSSlide11
Additional StandardsSlide12
Respect
Safety
Responsibility
Make
Good
Choices
Listen to the teacher and others.
Please no
s
hout outs.
One speaker at
a
time
. Please
raise your
hand
.
First,
Last,
a
nd Always.
Focus on
Task completion
Avoid
D
istractions
Stay
Organized
Help
O
thers
Be Present
Never
Give
Up!
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Science from
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Rivers, Lakes, and
Water Quality Unit
Part ISlide14
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This science unit belongs to Ryan P Murphy Copyright 2010
Rivers, Lakes, and
Water Quality UnitSlide15
Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
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Overview of River Unit
WatershedsRivers of the United States
Profile of Rivers – Headwater, Downriver, Floodplain, DeltaStream OrderStream Table – Features of the riverWater Quality Assessment (EPT’s)Vernal PoolsRivers and FloodingLevees
DamsSalmon SimulationFishLake Turnover
Much more…
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Area of Focus: Watersheds
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Area of Focus: Watersheds
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Watershed: The region draining into a river.
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Activity! Wrinkle a piece of paper to create mountain ranges and valleys.
Could use really large paper sheet outdoors?Place paper in tray.Teacher will spray with blue food coloring (rain)
Observe how the water behaves in the watershed.Slide36
Picture of the Mississippi River Watershed.
This watershed is the largest in the United States.
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Picture of the Mississippi River Watershed.
This watershed is the largest in the United States.
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What do you think the Great Basin is?Slide52
What do you think the Great Basin is?Slide53
The Great Basin is a watershed where the water does not flow to the ocean.
The Great Salt Lake is in the Great Basin.
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The salt content is very high which makes the water more dense and you more buoyant.Slide55
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No outflow to
the oceanSlide57
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No outflow to
the oceanSlide58
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No outflow to
the ocean
Water
evaporatesSlide59
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No outflow to
the ocean
Water
evaporates
Salts left behindSlide60
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No outflow to
the ocean
Water
evaporates
Salts left behindSlide61Slide62
Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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B
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E
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Which letters represent places we would find the largest rivers.
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Eagle River
WatershedSlide80
Eagle River
Watershed
Smith River
WatershedSlide81
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You can now complete this question.Slide84Slide85
What are some of the major rivers in the United States?
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DivideSlide88Slide89
NextSlide90
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Activity Worksheet! Please color code some of the major watersheds in the US.
Example on next slide.
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Where do rivers start?
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Most rivers start in the mountains and work their way downhill.
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Most rivers start in the mountains and work their way downhill.
Water always travels downhill toward the path of least resistance.
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Beginning of the
Mighty MississippiSlide106
Beginning of the
Mighty MississippiSlide107
Does the river with the yellow flow into the river with the blue?
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Answer! No, smaller rivers feed into larger rivers.
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Which direction is the largest river flowing?
How do you know?
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River Direction?Slide110
Answer! The river is flowing to the left.
You can tell by the following clues.
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River Direction?Slide111
The clear water is mixing with the cloudier water in a downriver direction.
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The shallow Islands / sand bars in the middle are shaped with points facing the direction of the current.
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Parts of a river
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The headwaters.
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Headwaters: Extreme upper reaches of a stream.
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Colorado RiverSlide119
Colorado RiverSlide120Slide121
In the headwater streams, light is blocked by trees making plant life in the streams scarce.Slide122
In the headwater streams, light is blocked by trees making plant life in the streams scarce.Slide123
In the headwater streams, light is blocked by trees making plant life in the streams scarce.Slide124
In the headwater streams, light is blocked by trees making plant life in the streams scarce.
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Video Link! (Optional) Headwaters and whitewater kayaking. – A few minutes only.
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Downriver.
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Downriver: Between headwaters and floodplain.
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Tributary: A stream or river which flows into a mainstream.
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Which letter is the tributary?
A
B
C
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Which letter is the tributary?
A
B
C
D
TributarySlide138Slide139Slide140
If a friend told you to meet them at the confluence, where should you go?
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A
B
C
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If a friend told you to meet them at the confluence, where should you go?
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B
C
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If a friend told you to meet them at the confluence, where should you go?
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B
C
D
Confluence: A place where
two rivers meet.Slide143
Floodplain.
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Mouth / Delta.
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Mouth/Delta: An area formed from the deposition of sediments at the mouth of a river.
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Mississippi DeltaSlide149
Mississippi DeltaSlide150
Mississippi DeltaSlide151
Amazon DeltaSlide152Slide153
The Nile Delta at NightSlide154Slide155
Estuary: the area where a river meets the sea or ocean, where fresh water from the river meets salt water from the sea (tidal)
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Many aquatic species from the ocean can be found in the mouth / delta as the ocean water mixes with the freshwater.
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Many aquatic species from the ocean can be found in the mouth / delta as the ocean water mixes with the freshwater.
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Many aquatic species from the ocean can be found in the mouth / delta as the ocean water mixes with the freshwater.
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On the next slide please put the river together by having the teacher minimize out of slideshow and assist students to complete the puzzle.
Identify Headwaters, Downriver,
Floodplain, Mouth / DeltaSlide160Slide161Slide162Slide163Slide164
AnswerSlide165Slide166Slide167Slide168Slide169Slide170Slide171Slide172Slide173Slide174
HeadwatersSlide175
Headwaters
DownriverSlide176
Headwaters
Downriver
FloodplainSlide177
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / DeltaSlide178
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / Delta
Learn more about river deltas at…
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/156797/deltaSlide179
Stream Order: A classification system for rivers.
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Activity! Please sketch this river in your journal.Slide181
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Activity! Designing a River
The class will design a river from Headwaters to the Mouth/Delta putting as much information from the sheets as possible into your work.
The river will be needed on an upcoming assessment.Each group of four or more gets four sheets. Plan the width of the river accordingly.Your section should line up with the group down river and upriver.Only use light colored pencils “everybody”Worth a two class grades (your part, your groups part.)
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Example of possibilities.
Groups will need to collaborate to make the river reach the ocean.
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The groups sketch out the path of the river.
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The groups sketch out the path of the river.
Your group must begin and end with the groups in front and behind.
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The headwater group starts the process working together by creating many small streams that flow into one river.
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The downriver group must include a few tributaries that make the river larger.Slide200
The downriver group must include a few tributaries that make the river larger.Slide201
The downriver group must include a few
tributaries that make the river larger.Slide202Slide203Slide204Slide205
The floodplain should slowly meander through the groups pages and connect to the mouth / delta.
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The mouth / delta should mix with the ocean with many branches and islands / sediment.
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Break into groups of 4. Read the information packet provided in the rivers folder provide some info to your river page.
Learn more:
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Each student is responsible for one part of a large project.
You get an individual grade and a group grade.Your individual grade is based on your portion and behavior.
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The following is a list of vocabulary you will need when you create the river from the mountains to the sea.
Deposition
Braided StreamAlluvial FanLeveeEstuaryRiparian AreaTributaryWaterfall
WatershedMeanderOxbow LakeOld-ChannelCutbank
Riffles
Pool
Terraces
Watershed
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HeadwatersSlide222
HeadwatersSlide223
Headwaters
DownriverSlide224
Headwaters
Downriver
FloodplainSlide225
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / DeltaSlide226
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / Delta
We will add
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picture
SoonSlide227
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Erosion: Process where fragments of soil and rock are broken off from the surface and carried away.
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Will these rocks be
here forever?Slide231
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Will these rocks be
here forever?
TransportSlide232
Deposition: Process by which fragments of rock are deposited in a new location.
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Deposition: Process by which fragments of rock are deposited in a new location.
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ErosionSlide234
Deposition: Process by which fragments of rock are deposited in a new location.
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Erosion
TransportSlide235
Deposition: Process by which fragments of rock are deposited in a new location.
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Erosion
Transport
DepositionSlide236
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Steep / High erosion and little depositionSlide239
Steep / High erosion and little deposition
Not as steep / some
erosion and depositionSlide240
Steep / High erosion and little deposition
Not as steep / some
erosion and deposition
Downstream to the mouthSlide241Slide242
Flat and mostly
Deposition.
Little erosion.Slide243
Flat and mostly
Deposition.
Little erosion.
Look at all this….Slide244
Flat and mostly
Deposition.
Little erosion.
Look at all this….
AlluviumSlide245
Which river is young and which is old?
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Please sketch a river like this in your journal.
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Cut Bank: High steep banks along the edge of a channel.Slide249
Where would we find the cut-banks, the place the water moves quickly and causes erosion.
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Answer! Cut banks are on the outside of curves.
Cut-bank
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Answer! Cut banks are on the outside of curves.
The water moves more quickly here and erodes the banks.
Cut-bank
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If you are interested in catching large trout, than always throw your fly…
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If you are interested in catching large trout, than always throw your fly…
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Cut-banks will often erode the riverbank and trees will fall into the river.
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These trees are dangerous for boaters and are called “strainers”.
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These trees are dangerous for boaters and are called “strainers”.
They are dangerous because they can pin and hold you under that water like pasta in a strainer.
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If you can’t avoid a strainer try to climb up on top of it, rather than going under it.
It is a nice thing to breathe while you wait for help.
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This is a dangerous situation. Getting caught under the water in this strainer is certain death.Slide262
Video Link! Moving Water Safety.
Watch from the 9:30 minute mark to learn about strainers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xE8EOVUZ3I Slide263
Riffles: Shallow fast moving section of the river between meanders.
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Riffles: Shallow fast moving section of the river between meanders.
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Pool: Deep section of the river
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Pool: Deep section of the river
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PoolSlide269Slide270
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Point Bar: Shallow part on the inside curve of a river where the water slows and drops off its sediment load.
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BarSlide274Slide275Slide276
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Cutbank
Point BarSlide279
Cutbank
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Cutbank
Point Bar
Strainer Slide281
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Meander: Looping curve in a river formed by slowly moving water.
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Meander: Looping curve in a river formed by slowly moving water.
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Meander: Looping curve in a river formed by slowly moving water.
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Point BarSlide285
Meander: Looping curve in a river formed by slowly moving water.
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Meander: Looping curve in a river formed by slowly moving water.
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Point Bar
Point BarSlide287
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Oxbow Lake: Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Oxbow Lake:
Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Oxbow Lake:
Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Oxbow Lake:
Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Oxbow Lake:
Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Oxbow Lake: Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Which letters are oxbow lakes?
C
A
B
D
E
F
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Oxbow Lake: Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Which letters are oxbow lakes?
C
A
B
D
E
F
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Oxbow Lake: Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Which letters are oxbow lakes?
C
A
B
D
E
F
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Oxbow Lake: Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Which letters are oxbow lakes?
C
A
B
D
E
F
G
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Oxbow Lake: Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Which letters are oxbow lakes?
C
A
B
D
E
F
G
Soon to erode the bank and create a new oxbow lake.Slide298
Oxbow Lake: Crescent shaped lake cut off from the river that remains when the river cuts a new channel. (An old meander)
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Which letters are oxbow lakes?
C
A
B
D
E
F
G
Soon to erode the bank and create a new oxbow lake.Slide299
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Please draw in your science journal.Slide303
Please draw in your science journal.Slide304
Please draw in your science journal.Slide305
Please draw in your science journal.
OxbowSlide306
Please draw in your science journal.
Oxbow
T I M ESlide307
Please draw in your science journal.
M O R E T I M ESlide308
Please draw in your science journal.
E V E N M O R E T I M ESlide309
Please draw in your science journal.
A L O N G T I M ESlide310
Please draw in your science journal.
EVENTUALLY
Meander ScarSlide311
Which letter is an oxbow.
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B
C
E
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Which letter is an oxbow.
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B
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D
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Which letter is an oxbow.
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B
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Which letter is a meander / oxbow scar?Slide315
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E
D
Which letter is a meander / oxbow scar?Slide316
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B
C
E
D
Which letter is a meander / oxbow scar?Slide317
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Riparian Area: An area of vegetation that grows along waterways.
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Riparian Area: An area of vegetation that grows along waterways.
Acts as a buffer for pollution and helps prevent erosion.
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Also a corridor for plants and animals to travel.
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Braided Stream: A place where the stream breaks into many smaller streams
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Estuary: the area where a river meets the ocean.
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Estuary: the area where a river meets the ocean.
Fresh water meets salt water(tidal).
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Reading Link: Estuaries. Please read the article and answer the questions.
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Alluvial Fan / Delta: An area of sediment deposits that build up near a rivers mouth.
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Quiz Wiz 1-10! Name the physical feature of a river.
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Answers! Quiz Wiz 1-10 Name the physical feature of a river.
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Oxbow LakeSlide349
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Alluvial Fan /
DeltaSlide351
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You can now complete this question.Slide353
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / DeltaSlide354
Try and figure out the picture beneath the boxes. Raise your hand when you know.
You only get one guess.
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Try and figure out the picture beneath the boxes. Raise your hand when you know.
You only get one guess.
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You only get one guess.
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Activity! Stream Table.Slide388
Stream Table: Activities and Extensions.
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Clay
Water
Recycle
Water
Sand
Use long water tight tray and smooth / wet sand. Fill bottle and use clay to stop flow. Remove clay to allow water to flow. Recycle water to the bottle with cup. Record features on the next slide. Food coloring optional.
Low flow!Slide390
Stream Table Assignment!
Please make an extremely detailed sketch of your river.Please answer the question – How did the stream table change over time?Label your sketch with the following terms on the next slide.
Be Prepared to show me all of these terms on your stream table.Slide391
Stream Table Assignment!
Please make a detailed sketch in your journal of your stream. Include…. Meander
Old-ChannelCutbankTerracesBraided StreamAlluvial FanOx-Bow Lake PoolRifflesPoint BarSlide392
Stream Table Assignment!
Please make a detailed sketch in your journal of your stream. Include…. Meander
Old-ChannelCutbankTerracesBraided StreamAlluvial FanOx-Bow Lake PoolRifflesPoint Bar
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Erosion
Transport
DepositionSlide400
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Alluluvial Fan
/ DeltaSlide402Slide403Slide404
Oxbow LakeSlide405
Oxbow LakeSlide406
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You can now record information in the white space and then neatly color the pictures.Slide408Slide409Slide410Slide411Slide412
WatershedsSlide413
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Watersheds
Great
BasinSlide415
Watersheds
Great
BasinSlide416
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.Slide417
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.Slide418
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
WatershedSlide419
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
WatershedSlide420
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
HeadwatersSlide421
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
Headwaters
DownriverSlide422
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
Headwaters
Downriver
FloodplainSlide423
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / DeltaSlide424
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / Delta
Stream OrderSlide425
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / Delta
Stream Order
1
1
2Slide426
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / Delta
Stream Order
1
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2
3Slide427
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / Delta
Stream Order
1
1
2
3
MeanderSlide428
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / Delta
Stream Order
1
1
2
3
Meander
Cutbank,
Riffles,
Bar, Pool
StrainerSlide429
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / Delta
Stream Order
1
1
2
3
Meander
Cutbank,
Riffles,
Bar, Pool
StrainerSlide430
Watersheds
Great
Basin
Rivers of
the U.S.
Watershed
Headwaters
Downriver
Floodplain
Mouth / Delta
Stream Order
1
1
2
3
Meander
Cutbank,
Riffles,
Bar, Pool
Strainer
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“AYE” Advance Your Exploration ELA and Literacy Opportunity Worksheet
Visit some of the many provided links or..Articles can be found at (w/ membership to NABT and NSTA)http://www.nabt.org/websites/institution/index.php?p=1
http://learningcenter.nsta.org/browse_journals.aspx?journal=tst
Please visit at least one of the “learn more” educational links provided in this unit and complete this worksheetSlide432
“AYE” Advance Your Exploration ELA and Literacy Opportunity Worksheet
Visit some of the many provided links or..Articles can be found at (w/ membership to and NSTA)http://www.sciencedaily.com/
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