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Volcanoes can make more land while on the other hand they are getting eroded and weathered. Earth quakes make new ground by destroying the made mountains and they can also make new gravel that can erode new mountains made by tectonic plates.

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Weathering is a destructive process that shapes the Earth. It has shaped rocks, mountains, and rivers. Mechanical weathering breaks down the rock into smaller chunks while chemical weathering changes the substance.  Another destructive process is erosion which is the carrying away of the weathered down rock.

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Weathering of the earth's surface has shaped mountains, valleys, canyons and many more geological features caused by plate tectonics, because it breaks down materials into smaller pieces, or changes the substance all together. Erosion carries these particles away, leaving the former rock a different size and shape.

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When new land is formed, from volcanoes, island arcs, deep sea ridges etc, it doesn't just stay there, does it? No. There is a constant force that is changing Earth's surface constantly. This is called erosion and weathering. When this new land has formed the process of weathering starts, the land is broken down chemically or physically and then the pieces of rock and such are carried by erosion. Whether it being water or the wind the rocks or land is eventually taken back to where it was created. And the process starts all over again

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Mountains form from seafloor spreading. Over time it erodes and the mountain is slowly taken away from rain and snow and other things. It's sediments all get taken.

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When mountains occur, usually at convergent boundaries, they begin to weather overtime. When rainfall takes place it carries away the rock sediments by eroding them away.

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Weathering destroys rocks and erosion carries them away

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Monitions are eroded by water from snow, it brings the sediment to rivers, when there i enough sediment in a meander, it can form an oxbow lake.

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Mountains and other types of rocks erode over time because of chemical and mechanical weathering.Erosion is the main reason for this.Erosion can happen from many things.

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When mountains are formed they are always weathered and then eroded by either chemical or mechanical weathering at least once in their lifetime.

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Mountains form by sea floor spreading and weather and erodes over time. This process will change the shape of the earths surface.

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Mountains form by volcanoes seafloor spreading over time they erode and weather and shape into those mountains. Everything erodes and weathers over time and they shape other land forms like beaches, hills, mountains, etc

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When mountains are made (usually on a convergent boundary) they build up and then over time they are weathered once they are weathered they are eroded and taken away to form deltas, alluvial fans and many other things.

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When Mountain, Volcanos, and seafloor spreading happen and are formed weathering break land and it erodes. Weathering create mountains and shape them.

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When a mountain is formed (from volcanos, seafloor spreading) it erodes and weather over time and shapes those moutians. All things get weathered and erosed over time that shapes hills, mountains, land, beaches, and lot more.

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Volcanoes slowly form more land while also destroying it, Plates cause new mountains to form, Weathering causes land to slowly wear away and erosion carries it away, Humans modify land with machines and buildings. Earthquakes destroy the things humans made.

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Chalk It Up to Weathering Lab Exit Ticket

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Chalk It Up to Weathering Lab Exit Ticket

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Explain how a combination of constructive and destructive geologic processes formed Earth’s surface.  Make sure to use the words weathering and erosion in your response.  Challenge: Tie in plate tectonics, earthquakes, or volcanoes from previous units.