Surface water , ground water , and ocean shoreline are the three main topic for chapter 4. Please write a post that tells how these three concepts are connected. Also do you see how they are related to the three erosional forces we studied in chapter 3 and to the two types of weathering. Your post should have at least 5 well thought out sentences.
Surface water comes from rain. soon the surface water sinks into the ground to make ground water.the ground water travels under ground. soon it gets to the ocean. that creates a ocean line.
ReplyDeleteAll three of the topics are related to water or water erosion. They relate to chapter three because they are all about erosion.Last chapter was all about erosion to glaciers, dunes, Etc. Chapter four will be about water erosion. And other stuff.
ReplyDeletesurface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline are connected in many ways. first, and most obvious, they are all important in erosion. second, surface water is water above the ground, ground water is bellow the ground, and ocean shoreline is the place where ocean meets the land, so they are all related to water. third, ocean water is made of surface and ground water that is salt water, not fresh water. so the ocean is met at the land which is the ocean shoreline. that uses all of the three main topics and how they are connected. they are all related to water erosion, whether it is surface water or ground water.
ReplyDeletesurface water is just rain water.
ReplyDeleteafter the surface water soaks in the ground it becomes ground water.the that water will end up in the ocean. making a ocean line. so its a repeated operation.....
The surface water could sink into the ground which makes ground water and the ground water could travel to the shore line through premeable rock so the water is connected. Glaciers ripped up a place in the ocean so the water could be stored and when it melts it makes a young stream. wind could make a dune which is by the ocean and makes shoreline. Gravity can make a tree creep into the river. Water could make ice wedging.
ReplyDeleteSurface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline relate because surface water soaks into the ground, becoming ground water and the ground water will travel into the ocean creating a shoreline.
ReplyDeleteSurface water is water that is on land.Ground water is water that soaks into the ground.And ocean shoreline is water along the shore.They are related because they all have to do with water.Also they are related because water can be eroded by gravity, and is part of a glacier, and wind can affect what water does and were it is.
ReplyDeletesurface water comes from rain. It becomes ground water when it soaks in to the ground. The ground water travels underground to the ocean and becomes a ocean line.
ReplyDeletethey all relate to water erosion. after it goes into the ground it is now ground water. it will probably next be in the ocean.and then it will repeat.over and over again!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey all have to do with water. And the two types of weathering is mech. and chem. weathering. Surface water is water that stays on the ground and that will cause runoff. Ground water is water that socks into the ground. Ocean shoreline is the line that cuts through the water and the shore.
ReplyDeleteSurface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline are related to water and/or water erosion. Surface water can be old, mature, or young streams. This relates to chapter three because there was three stages of mountains, young, mature, and old.
ReplyDeleteThe surface water comes from rain and the surface water sinks into the ground which makes it ground water.After The ground water flows through out the ground and flows into the ocean and creates a shoreline. All three topics are related to eachother because there all about the erosion of water and they are all some how connected in the cycle toogether.
ReplyDeleteThese three words all are places water can be found.
ReplyDeleteThe first word, surface water, the that is water that has not soaked into the ground. The second word, ground water is water found under ground in connecting pores in the soil, this area is called an aquifer and the area at which it is collected is called the water table. The last word, ocean shore line, well is basically where the salt water meets the beach made up of sand and or rocks, any loose sediment have a high chance of getting moved by long shore current and the tides, there is a difference between the two. that is all
surface water,ground water,and ocean shoreline are connected.ground water is water that is underground.Surface water is above ground. The ocean shoreline is where the ocean meets the land. That is how they are connected.
ReplyDeleteWell they all have the word water and they use water. They also erode sand and dirt and can make piles of sand and dirt. They are all related to water erosion too.The type of weathering would be machanical because when people make dams and then let all the water out it can erode dirt on the sides of a river. It can also be cemical to because rivers by themselves or the shoreline will erode the sand into piles.
ReplyDeleteThey are all related to water or Water Erosion.surface water is water above the ground, ground water is in the ground, and Ocean shoreline is where the ocean meets land. After the water soaks into the ground it becomes ground water. So the three topics that were said... Groundwater, Surface water, and Ocean shoreline all all related to Water Erosion.
ReplyDeleteit has to do with water erosion.
ReplyDeleteSurface water Is water that is on the surface like lakes and rivers. Ground water is water is underground in soil pores. Shoreline is when waves break rocks into smaller pieces of rock.They are connected because the waves or ocean is surface water and there is ground water under the ocean and the shoreline is next to the ocean.The water erosion forces relate the 3 erosional forces because wind and gravity make the waves and when glaciers melt it makes water....BYE! :D
ReplyDeleteSurface water,ground water,and ocean shoreline are connected because they all show ways of runoff.Another way is effects on gravity.And another way is rill and gully erosion.These three erosional forces we we studied are related to the three erosional forces we studied in chapter 3 and the 2 types of weathering because the weathering can cause ground water,ocean shoreline,and surface water.The 3 erosional forces relate because weathering causes a lot of the ocean shoreline and the surface water and the ground water.
ReplyDeleteWell surface water and ground water are related because they could be the water for the shoreline. We did study wind erosion and wind erosion is physical changes to earth by using wind like moving sediments. Also we learned about sheet erosion sheet erosion is a type of surface water caused by runoff that happens when water following sheet picks up sediments. Water erosion happens when people wear a path (make a path) your wearing away soil and rock. That's It :D Ya..Bye.
ReplyDeleteSurface water, ground water, and the ocean shoreline are connected because of these few things. 1. They are all water, and 2. they can all cause a type of erosion. They are related to the erosional forces that we studied because they erode the sand/dirt and can break it down even more or pile it up to make dunes and stuff. if I had to classify this as a type of weathering i would have to say that it would be mechanical because it doesn't use any types of chemicals to erode it. it uses just plain old water.
ReplyDeleteSurface water ground water and ocean shoreline all is a place you can find water. surface water can be young, mature or old streams. Surface water is water that stays on top of the ground and ground water is underground. They both relate to weathering because they can cause oxidation. Surface water can cause runoff.
ReplyDeleteGround water, Surface water, and ocean shoreline are connected because they all have something to do with water. Ground water goes deep in the ground. Surface water is water collecting on the ground or in a stream, river, or , lake. Ocean shore line is a strip of land where the water meets the land. So they are all connected because they all have to do with the same thing.
ReplyDeleteSurface water sinks into the ground. The water that sank into the ground becomes ground water. Ocean shoreline is when ocean water meets land. That has to do with erosion so it relates to the chapter three erosional forces.
ReplyDeleteAll three of the topics are related to water or water erosion. They relate to chapter three because they are all about erosion.Last chapter was all about erosion to glaciers, dunes. Chapter four will be about water erosion.
ReplyDeleteSurface water is water that is on land.Ground water is water that soaks into the ground.And ocean shoreline is water along the shore.They are related because they all have to do with water.Also because they erode.
ReplyDeleteGround water, surface water and ocean shorelines all relate because surface water soaks into the ground, becoming ground water and the ground water will travel into the ocean creating a shoreline.
ReplyDeleteThey are all connected for water. ground water goes into the ground. Surface water is water on the ground. Ocean shoreline is where water meets land.
ReplyDeleteOcean water is when the ocean meets the shoreline. Ground water is when water seeps into the ground. Surface water is water that colects above the ground. The all have to do with the same kind of erosion. The weathering would probably be mecanical.
ReplyDeleteThey all have to do with water. And the two types of weathering is mech. and chem. weathering. Surface water is water that stays on the ground and that will cause runoff. Ground water is water that socks into the ground. Ocean shoreline is the line that cuts through the water and the shore.
ReplyDeleteThe surface water sinks into the ground,And the water that sank into the ground became ground water. When the ocean water meets land is called Ocean Shoreline. It has to do with erosion so it relates to the three erosional forces.
ReplyDeleteSurface water sinks into the ground.The water that sunk in to the ground became ground water.The oceans shoreline is when the ocean water meets the land.The oceans shoreline has to do with erosion
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ReplyDeletesurface water is on the ground such as a lake,ocean water is salt water that covers most f the world, ocean shoreline is were the ocean water ends.
surface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline are connected in many ways. first, and most obvious, they are all important in erosion. second, surface water is water above the ground, ground water is bellow the ground, and ocean Hannah says.....shoreline is the place where ocean meets the land, so they are all related to water. third, ocean water is made of surface and ground water that is salt water, not fresh water. so the ocean is met at the land which is the ocean shoreline. that uses all of the three main topics and how they are connected. they are all related to water erosion, whether it is surface water or ground water. <3 ;)
ReplyDeleteSurface water, ground water and ocean shoreline are all connected because of erosion. They are all types of water. Also they are water of different levels. For instance once is inside the ground above the ground and ground level.
ReplyDeleteSurface water, ocean shoreline, and ground water are connected because they are all the same topic, water. Surface water are old, mature, or young streams. Ground water is the water under ground.
ReplyDeletesurface water is water over ground . ocean shorlines have surface water over them . ground water is under ground . the surface water can go under ground and make ground water . there is a lot of ground water on the shoreline .
ReplyDeleteSurface water, Groundwater, and Ocean shorelines all relate to each other because they all have to do with water. Also they are all different things that can happen to water. Surface water is water on the surface, groundwater is water that is underground, and ocean shoreline is where the water meets the shore.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, they all involve water. Surface water is overground and shorelines have surface water, and ground water is underground
ReplyDeleteThey are all water and part of the water cycle.
ReplyDeleteSurface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline are connected in many ways. First, and most obvious, they are all important in erosion. second, surface water is water above the ground, ground water is bellow the ground, and ocean shoreline is the place where ocean meets the land, so they are all related to water. Also, ocean water is made of surface and ground water that is salt water, not fresh water. So the ocean is met at the land which is the ocean shoreline. that uses all of the three main topics and how they are connected. They are all related to water erosion,whether it is surface water or ground water. The shoreline is also a very nice place to go, sometimes there are are really big waves and sometimes it is all calm.
ReplyDeleteSurface water often comes from rain. Ground water also originates from rain but, unlike surface water, it sinks into the ground. The ocean's water level rises because of rain. This all relates to gravity because without gravity, rain would never fall. It also relates to wind because sometimes the wind effects where the water land. It relates to glaciers because the water in glaciers is most likely rain water.
ReplyDeleteWell these are all water and surface water comes from rain that either goes to the ocean and the shore, or the groundwater. The ground water can also go to the surface and become surface water and then ocean water. And the ocean evaporates and stars rain for surface water. They are related to wind, gravity, and glaciers because glaciers are water, slump and other gravitational phenomena can be triggered by water, and wind can be influenced by the temperature of water, as in the case of a hurricane.
ReplyDeleteSurface water, ground water, and a oceans shore line all have to do with water. Also they all of them are part of a cycle it starts with ground water that turns into surface water that flows into a ocean that creates a ocean shore line. They relate to weathering by they create ice wedging, rock slides, and rock falls.
ReplyDeleteThey all have to do with water. Ground water is below the ground. Surface water is above the ground.
ReplyDeleteThese three words all connect because well they all are in water erosion. Also they all have to do with parts of water like underground, beaches, and shoreline. And 2 of them go into the ocean.
ReplyDeleteThat is why they are all connected.
They are all connected because they are all water. Also they are at different levels, ground water and such. They connect to things we learned in chapter three because of aquifers in underground. Also we learned about currents which connect to the ocean shorelines.
ReplyDeleteThe three topics are connected because as it rains the water soaks into the ground. That is called ground water. When the groundwater level is at its highest it won`t soak in. That is when groundwater forms. The ground water flows from the ground to streams. Then to rivers to lakes to rivers. Then to the ocean shorelines.
ReplyDeleteit rains and then some of the water soaks into the ground and becomes ground water and it soaks into the pockets in the ground. The ocean shoreline soaks up some of the water. the erosional force is gravity and water.
ReplyDeleteThey are all water.
ReplyDeletethese three terms are connected because they are the different places or types of water. Groundwater collects in pours. an example of surface water is rivers and lakes. ocean shoreline is like beaches.
ReplyDeleteThe three erosional forces that we studied were wind, gravity, and glaciers.
surface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline are all related because are all form of water in some way, surface water is water that can not be absorbed into the ground, ground water is water that HAS been absorbed into the ground. An ocean shoreline is just water that is next to the the beaches.
ReplyDeleteSurface water is water that is above ground. Groundwater is water that is underground and held in pockets. Surface water can become groundwater if it is absorbed. The is a lot of both types of water near the ocean.
ReplyDeleteAll of the chapters have to do with water. The water cycle can go through all of these. Surface water can consist of runoff. Groundwater consist of water underground. Runoff goes into the ocean and lakes.
ReplyDeleteTheir relation is that they all have to do with water. They are related to weathering because water is a type of weathering. Water is mechanical weathering. They are also related to erosion because water is and erosion to. That's the way it is.
ReplyDeleteThe three erosion forces are Wind, glaciers and gravity.
ReplyDeletethey are all different levels of water. They all are types of erosion. They all are in our book. They all are conected to the ocean.
ReplyDeleteSurface water,ground water and Ocean shorelines all relate because well surface water and ground water both can come from rain. The difference is that ground water sinks into the ground. Also the ocean shoreline can rise from rain. It relates to chapter 3 because without gravity rain wouldn't fall.
ReplyDeleteEach one has to do with water, I know that. Each one is a different thing that happens to water or is a thing that water does. Surface and groundwater are actually almost complete opposites. Surface water is water that collects on the surface, like ponds or oceans. Groundwater is water that has seeped into that ground (that's what you see dripping off of stalactites in caves). The extra water that doesn't seep into the ground collects and becomes surface water or becomes a runoff and goes somewhere else. An ocean shoreline is what the water that comes up to the sand is called.
ReplyDeleteThey all have to do with water glaciers are just frozen water wind can blow the water gravity cause tide it cause ice wedging and it can become a gas
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ReplyDeletethe three erosional forces that we used in chapter 3 were wind water and glaciers and the erosional forces in chapter 4 are water gravity and wind
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ReplyDeletesurface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline are connected in many ways. first, and most obvious, they are all important in erosion. second, surface water is water above the ground, ground water is bellow the ground, and ocean shoreline is the place where ocean meets the land, so they are all related to water. third, ocean water is made of surface and ground water that is salt water, not fresh water. so the ocean is met at the land which is the ocean shoreline. that uses all of the three main topics and how they are connected. they are all related to water erosion, whether it is surface water or ground water. (sammyg) i took it
ReplyDeleteThey all sink into the ground and make groundwater. Chapter 4 is going to be about water erosion.
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ReplyDeletesurface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline are connected in many ways. first, and most obvious, they are all important in erosion. second, surface water is water above the ground, ground water is bellow the ground, and ocean shoreline is the place where ocean meets the land, so they are all related to water. third, ocean water is made of surface and ground water that is salt water, not fresh water. so the ocean is met at the land which is the ocean shoreline. that uses all of the three main topics and how they are connected. they are all related to water erosion, whether it is surface water or ground water.
ReplyDeleteI like Brian's " Surface water is water that is on land.Ground water is water that soaks into the ground.And ocean shoreline is water along the shore.They are related because they all have to do with water.Also they are related because water can be eroded by gravity, and is part of a glacier, and wind can affect what water does and were it is."
ReplyDeletesurface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline are all related because are all form of water in some way,ocean water is made of surface and ground water that is salt water, not fresh water.after gravity and wind.Ground water goes deep in the ground.
ReplyDeletesurface water ground water and shoreline are all the same because they all have to do with water. Ground water is when water soaks into he ground. surface water is when water cams from rain. ocean shoreline is were the ocean water and the shore meet. they are all alike because they all are in the water table.
ReplyDeletesurface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline are connected in many ways. first, and most obvious, they are all important in erosion. second, surface water is water above the ground, ground water is bellow the ground, and ocean shoreline is the place where ocean meets the land, so they are all related to water. third, ocean water is made of surface and ground water that is salt water, not fresh water. so the ocean is met at the land which is the ocean shoreline. that uses all of the three main topics and how they are connected. they are all related to water erosion, whether it is surface water or ground water. lukkas pierce
ReplyDelete1)They are all water erosion.
ReplyDelete2)Surface water and Ground water are opposites. 3)Surface water collects on the surface and ground water collects deep under water.
4)Ocean shoreline is when the water meets the sand.
5)I like what Nick M. said "An ocean shoreline is what the water that comes up to the sand is called."
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ReplyDeleteI agree with Tanner.
ReplyDeletehow they connect is the all half to do with water. and the erosin force is glaciers wind and glaciers.
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ReplyDeletesurface water is above water.ground water is below water.ocean shoreline is when the current is going along the shoreline.They all have to do with water.
ReplyDeleteI Agree with sammy ;p
ReplyDeleteThere related because they all sink into the ground. Which is called groundwater. Chapter 4 is about water erosion.Ocean shoreline is when ocean water meet. They are all alike because they all involve water and groundwater.
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ReplyDeletesurface water, ground water, and ocean shoreline are all related because are all form of water in some way,ocean water is made of surface and ground water that is salt water, not fresh water.
ReplyDeletesurface water is water that collects on the surface. Ground water is water held underground in the soil or in pores and crevices in rock.An ocean shoreline is where the shore(beach) meets the ocean(water).They are all related because they all have to do with water and they can be eroded by gravity.
ReplyDeletetheir all about water, different things but have things all to do about water.
ReplyDeletei like my old post that i copied off of SammyG cause i like it :p>
ReplyDeleteOcean shoreline ground water and surface water all have to do with water flowing in something and they are related by weathering because it has to do with mechanical weathering. They all can be eroded by gravity. Surface water collects on the surface. ground water is water that sinks in the ground. Ocean shoreline is where the beach intersects with the river.
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