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precipitation occurs, then run-off from two sides of elevation come down creating a narrow body of water.

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They are created by water carving out a section of land in a straight line

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Streams are formed by mountain run off that erodes surrounding rock forming a stream

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precipitation occurs then run-off erodes the surrounding rock forming a stream

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Streams are created by run off slowly eroding away a path that will usually end up in a lake or ocean.

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Streams are created when precipitation lands on a slope (mountain, hill, etc.) and becomes runoff. This runoff builds up long enough until there's enough water to start flowing. Over time, it will start to erode a path through rock or dirt and whenever water takes the same slope, it follows the path.

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Streams are created through runoff and precipitation build up. This build up then gravitates downwards to form a stream. The formation of specific streams can depend on the environment around it. Larger sloped streams run faster, and streams can have different bends and curves because of it surroundings.

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Streams are formed from water :)

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streams are created by a run-off

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Streams are formed when precipitation that runs off of a mountain that slowly cause erosion.

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Water from percepetation and the ground begin to run down a hill. The faster the rate of the water the more soil it abosorbs.

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streams are formed when precipitation falls from clouds and creates run-off.

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streams are mostly formed from a water shed that erodes the rock causing it to be formed

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Streams are formed from runoff from valleys or mountains

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streams begin near sloped areas like mountains because the water erodes the rock

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It is very narrow, with high sloping sides, and very fast water going down stream.

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Points of elevation after precipatation.

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They usually begin at a source of water, so a lake, and as the water moves it begins to carve out the surrounding area.

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it represents a medium aged stream. It is curved and still has a high flood plain. Since the curves are not too curved to be old, and it has curves it is a medium aged stream.

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its v shaped, narrow, shallow, normally high up in a moutain

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I would tell them that the younger part of the stream is closer to the V-shaped erosion in the side of a mountain

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No curves, V-Shaped, shallow

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Streams generally begin on mountains with a steep slope.

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Normally start from precipitation and the top of a valley or mountain. From paper yesterday

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a young stream because it has very little bends in it but so its not very young but not quite mature

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they are formed when water runs off hills and mountains and will start to erode the mountain or hill creating a indent and it will flow to a low point

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Streams generally start around areas of high run off and precipitation. A good example is mountains and watersheds

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This is a medium stream because it is not near the mountain where the run-off begins, but it isn't super curvy.

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All streams start at the top of slopes because this where the run off originates.

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streams generally begin mountains and precipitation. 

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streams generally begin mountains and precipitation. 

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Mature, because it has mild curvature and there is more water. It is also not V-Shaped anymore

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Young streams normally start on top of mountains or in valleys, they start off in a v-shape form.

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This is an old stream and I know this because it has an oxbow formed in the stream from years of erosion causing the stream to curve enough to connect with itself.

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They form either near a body of water like a lake or ocean or near a sloped surface like a mountain

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The amount of slope determines how fast the water flows down the mountain which will eventually carve and change the land that the water flows through. The amount of precipitation also contributes to the flow of water through the stream. For example if it pours for a day straight the stream will be much higher and most likely flood. Meaning faster moving water and higher water levels. Changing the landscape below.

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Young streams generally have a straight path forwards with fast rushing water. These streams are generally towards the start of the stream and have the freshest water

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It is an old stream because it leads to the ocean, and is much curvier than the medium aged river. It also has reached the point where it has eventually formed an oxbow lake because the curves have connected.

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A young stream is a fast moving narrow flow of water that can carry small rocks and has some turns

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A young stream is a fast moving narrow flow of water that can carry small rocks and has some turns

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they begin at a source of water, like an ocean

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streams generally begin from a watershed that is on a slope which after time of erosion it forms a stream

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this is an old stream because it leads to the ocean. there is an abandoned lake that was once a loop in the river.

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Young streams have a V shaped erosion pattern, very shallow, it'll be closer to the top of the mountain (if near one) and it's very shallow

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This looks like a mature stream bases on the fact that it has some meanders  or turns and it is somewhat narrow

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A mature stream because it slowly starts to form small curves

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Old stream because it has flat surroundings, looks more filled almost overflowing, and it meanders a lot.

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The amount of precipitation changes the amount of water that starts the stream, and slope can change the water's speed so it can cut out a river path much eaisier.

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This represents a mature river. The river is not a straight line forwards, but it is also not too bendy and it has no horseshoe lakes.

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Precipitation is a key factor because the more precipitation, the faster the water is moving and the more erosion that is caused. Slope is also a factor because the steeper the slope, the faster the water is moving, then it will eventually hit some part of land and take off sediments.

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It is mature stream. Because it is not very curby

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It is mature stream. Because it is not very curby

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This is a old river and you can tell because it is very wide, it has long wide turns, and it is emptying out into the ocean at the end

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this is a medium stream, its slightly curved but not fully curved like an old stream.

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a young stream becuase it rarley moves and it dosent look like it has a strong flow or current 

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a young stream becuase it rarley moves and it dosent look like it has a strong flow or current 

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Streams genrally can begin at the top of hills a water begins to flow down hill. There has to be water so percipition has to occur.

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This stream represents an old stream. This river has very wide bends and many oxbow lakes. There is also a delta, witch usually happens at the end of a stream. Also at the ends of streams are the oldest part of the stream.

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This stream would be a mature aged stream because it's not very curvy and there are not ox bow lakes, but it's not a early stream.

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Its an old stream because there are many twists and turns that are going to an open body of water.

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old strea because it looks strong and its bends are really swervey and curly

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old strea because it looks strong and its bends are really swervey and curly

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Fast moving water, steep slopes, V shaped, shallow

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Precipitation is key to forming a stream because the amount of water determines how fast the water is traveling in the stream. The faster the water is going the curvier the streams will be.

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It is old one. Because it has super super curby. and there is Oxbow lake.

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It is old one. Because it has super super curby. and there is Oxbow lake.

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they're formed by a water shed, by eroded rock causing it to form. usually near sloped areas, like mountains.

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streams begin with runoff witch comes from melting snow or rain at a high point on earth and gravity will pull the water down

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Middle aged stream because it isn't V shaped and is fairly flat and has a flood plain

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Middle aged stream because it isn't V shaped and is fairly flat and has a flood plain

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I would tell my friend that young streams have a V-shapped vally at the bottom of the stream, and are usially closer to where the stream started.

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fast moving water, shallow, steep slopes and V shaped

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When you have a steep slope there will be less infiltration into the soil. This causes more precipitation to turn into runoff instead of ground water. Also, precipitation can influence the amount of runoff to create faster flowing and larger streams

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Oldest part. You can tell from the curves and and the horseshoe thingy. And has like the dumping into the sea part at the end of it.

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precipitation can change amount of water and slope can change the speed.

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precipitation can change amount of water and slope can change the speed.

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It's an old stream because there an ox bow lake and delta which are both common on old lakes due to the erosion and time it takes.

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It's an old stream because there an ox bow lake and delta which are both common on old lakes due to the erosion and time it takes.

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very straight and narrow

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precipitation and run off from mountains. Run offs occur by it snowing on the mountains and it eventually melting and it running off into a big body of water.

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the stream has flood plains witch so when it floods water level can rise to the top of the flood plain

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Lots of precipitation means that the river will be carved out faster. The steeper the slope, the longer it'll take because the water can't infiltrate into the soil easily and becomes run off.

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mature stream due to it not being V shaped and no U shaped lakes near

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the amount of precipititan and the amount of water in it 

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the amount of precipititan and the amount of water in it 

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It represents a mature stream. I know becasue it is not young but its not old. It is wavey but does not look old.

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has very fast water, narrow, high up on a mountain, v-shaped.

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old because it is winding and wide with flood planes

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old due to the U shaped lakes, the marsh/swamp and how it leads into the delta

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The stream is in its old stage. I can tell becasue it is very currvey and it deposits in an ocean. it also has a ox-bow lake

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Because that can be the determining Factor of the size or length of the river and how quickly it can meander.

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slope depends on fast the stream will be and precipitation for how long the stream will be, precipitation also depends on how fast the stream will move

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the bigger the slope the faster the water will flow

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More slope and water means the faster and more carving it will do.