Landforms

Created by:Jacob Smith

Braxton HagoodMary Ann ByrdKatie Kindred

Table of Contents Slide 1: Title Page

Slide 2: Table of Contents

Slide 3:Mountains

Slide 4:Valleys

Slide 5: Plains

Slide 6: Deserts

Slide 7: Lakes

Slide 8: Rivers

Slide 9: Oceans

MountainsDefinition: a large landform that stretches above

surrounding land forming a peak.

1 Interesting Fact: steeper than other landforms

1 Real Life Mountain:

Mount Washington

ValleysDefinition: a deep landform in between rivers or

mountains.

1 Interesting Fact: can be formed by flowing water.

1 Real Life Valley:

Tennessee Valley

PlainsDefinition: a piece of landform that is flat.

1 Interesting Fact: Can go on for miles.

1 Real Life Plains: The Great Plains

DesertsDefinition: a region that is very dry and made of

sand.

1 Interesting Fact: low rainfall

1 Real Life Desert: Great Basin Desert

LakesDefinition: large body of water surrounded by

landed on all sides.

1 Interesting Fact: can be a great source of water for animals.

1 Real Life Lake: Smith Lake

RiversDefinition: a flowing body of water that empties

into the ocean or another river.

1 Interesting Fact: rivers can be as long as 1000 km

1 Real Life River: Mississippi River

OceansDefinition: deep body of water that surrounds

the land.

1 Interesting Fact: Oceans are deep and full of fish

1 Real Life Ocean: Atlantic Ocean

Reference PageAll pictures are Clip art collected from Microsoft

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Information collected from National Geographic and Wikipedia