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First there is water doesn't matter where but there's just water and then when the sun hits the water it evaporates and typically when it shapes the land the water from the rain or snow will settle a top a hill/mountain and then all the water that is now a top the hill mountain is going down the mountain making the water go really fast and then that acts as a chisel that shapes the land.

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Water can shape Earths surface in  many ways, for example a river is like a chisel slowly breaking away at the earth. Another way the water can shape the Earth is, Waves hammering at coastlines, it slowly breaks away parts of the land.

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Water shapes the Earth's surface in a very dramatic way. It is one of the main parts of erosion. Water carves away at the Earth's surface slowly cutting down rocks and coastlines. In extreme weather such as hurricanes, the wind blows the water violently that bombards the coastlines. One example of water eroding a landmark is the Grand Canyon. The river that runs through the canyon carved through the land so that it became a canyon. This takes millions of years, and doesn't happen very fast.

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Water shapes the earth's surface by freezing and thawing rocks to form cracks in the rocks then they eventually carry down the stream continuing to erode the rocks

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water shapes the earth's surface in a whole lot of ways. One of the ways is water freezing. when it freezes it turns into a rock. it also can collide with rocks to form smaller ones.

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Water can surprisingly shape earth many ways. On way is it can freeze the surface. If it's super cold, It can freeze the rock and the rock can crack. Also, Rivers that crash upon rocks can actually break the rocks and and they start to crumble

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Water shapes the Earth by carrying it's particles from the top to the bottom. Here's an example: Waterfalls over time, can bring rock or dirt particles from the top of the slope, to the bottom of it. Over time, the slope will get smaller and smaller.

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Water shapes the earth surface in a never-ending cycle, rivers run downhill to the ocean, the sun evaporates water, water vapor forms clouds, then it rains, and water runs downhill again to the ocean. And as it's being recycled, it's forever reshaping the Earth's surface.

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There are various ways that water shapes the earths surface. The first- and most common way is slowly eroding the rock with water. Some of the erosion could be done by other rocks carried by the water ( grinding the other rocks ). The water is in a cycle and every time it flows through a valley or landform. It slowly chisels away at the rock creating canyons and rock forms.

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Some parts of the earth are shaped by water. When the water is moving or the waves are crashing on a rock pieces of the rock are chipping away. So then when the  peace's of rock are chipping the rocks are changing too.

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Water shapes the earth surface in many ways. One of the ways that water shapes the earth surface is by water breaking down soil and moves small rocks away from the area it was in.

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Water is the main reason along with others. In a mountain a boulder or rock can get pushed by wind, mudslides or by an earthquake. The boulder/rock repeatedly bumps creating smaller parts and usually a stream may come out of the mountain or below so the rock falls in there. After oxygen and carbon dioxide along with other rocks and pressure break down the rock it may be carried to land, usually a beach where it is now sand.

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Water can shape the earth surface in many ways. Every day the rocks and other things break into pieces which is called weathering. When the rocks are broken into smaller bitts it gets carried away by erosion. Than the little bits become sediment in different locations and that can change the earths surface.

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water can shape the earth because in streams and rivers the water going along the soil and rock and the water chips down and moves the rock and soil witch is called erosion.

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There are several ways water shapes the Earths surface. One of those ways are with a Gully. A gully is a landform created by running water, when the water goes through the gully it caries   soil and rocks. When it carries the soil and rocks it digs at the land, creating larger gullies. Another way water shapes the Earth's surface is through waves. Although waves may seem relaxing as they crah into the shore but in realtiy its like an axe tyring to chop the rocky base of the coast. Over time, waves can completely erode the base of a cliff, causing it to collaspe. Crazy, right?

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Water is on type of weathering along with many, many more. Water evaporates and turns into clouds. Then the water rains down onto mountains, hills, valleys, and more. How the water changes the landscape is by getting into every little crack, freezing then breaking apart rock little by little. Another example is that rocks will also sometimes get washed away into the ocean by water, then mixing with sea sediment and turning into sand.

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water is basically a chisel but it takes a long time for it to work it might be soothing on your skin but it could actually do some damage to rocks it breaks down rocks and shaped many different landforms such as the grand canyon .

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Water shapes earth by carving away at rock and land. When water is moving through a river for example, it's carrying soil and rocks with it and these things slowly start to chip away at the ground making the river wider and wider. Things like wind and hurricanes also help make water stronger by moving it a lot quicker and powerful, that leads to water crushing even bigger rock. Of course all of this takes a long time but after a while water can really make a difference to our world.

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Water moving across the earth in streams and rivers pushes along soil and breaks down pieces of rock in a process called erosion. The moving water carries away rock and soil from some areas and deposits them in other areas, creating new landforms or changing the course of a stream or river.

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After reading the Florida Virtual Article, I now know how water shapes the Earth’s surface. One of the many ways that water changes the Earth’s surface is Evaporation. Evaporation is like a circle - It never ends. Rivers from above go downhill to the ocean, the sun evaporates the water, the water becomes clouds, then it rains, and the process restarts. As the water is being reused, the Earth is changing bit by bit. Another way is erosion. It starts by water moving slowly across the Earth in rivers and streams, then the rivers and streams goes along soil and breaks down pieces of rocks. The moving bodies of water take the rock and soil from some areas and then deposits them in new areas which slowly creates new landforms. This process is all because of water and how it flows.

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Water shapes the earth's surface in a pretty cool way. When the water moves across the earth in streams and rivers, those body's of water pushes along the soil which breaks down pieces of rocks, also known as erosion. When the water moves, it carries rocks and soil into new areas to which creates new landforms. To sum this all up, water shapes the earths surface because it moves around rocks and soil to create new landforms.

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After reading the Florida Virtual lesson I concluded that, water shapes earths surface. over millions of years places like the Grand Canyon, Horse Shoe Bend, and and Hoodoos are created by water running and running over those surfaces.

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One way the earth’s surface is shaped is water. Water can shape it in many different ways. Water can chisel rocks, waves are one of those. The waves can chisel it and it could form into something like a sea cave. There are also gullies. Gullies are a landform that carries extra water, that water moves rocks and soil allowing larger gullies to form. Things like those can make a huge change in the area.

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In the water has chemical's like air or carbon dioxide and when it comes in contact with something like a rock then it will be shaped  into any way the water comes an goes.

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Water can shape the Earth's surface by eroding it, or chipping away at rocks, then carrying the small rocks and sediment away.

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Water shapes the Earth's surface is being eroded by running water. in a never ending cycle where rivers run down hills to the ocean

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One way water can can shape the earth's surface can be a river overflowing or a flash flood. It shaped up many different land formations like The Grand Canyon. The process of erosion takes place carrying away rack and soil which creates new landforms.

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Small bodies of water moving across the earth may seem like nothing but water can make a lot of the beautiful natural monuments that we see now. Water erosion is formed when rivers or lake pick up broken rocks and deposit them else where.

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Water can shape earth in many ways. One way water shapes the earth is that it chisels rocks. Another way is that The force of waves erodes coastlines by breaking down rock and moving sand. This changes the shape of the land and is actually causing some beaches to disappear.

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Everyday, the Earth's surfaces are being reshaped, with the process of weathering, erosion, deposition and so many other things. After reading the Florida Virtual lesson, I learned that this is all happening because of water, the same water that we drink. For example, When a glacier (slow moving mass of ice) moves, it takes some rocks and over time the rock freezes at the bottom of the glacier, from there the rock will dig into the earth and the glacier will be even deeper. There are so many examples  of the reshaping of Earth's surfaces!