Coastal Deposition Summary Checklist
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Coastal Deposition Summary Checklist
A field note from the coast
At a sheltered bay, waves carry sand and small pebbles along the shore. When the water loses energy, it drops some of this material. This laying down of sediment is called deposition. Over many tides, deposited material can build up to form or enlarge a beach. Strong waves may carry sediment away again, so beaches can change shape and size.
- The water loses energy and slows down.
- The water becomes warmer.
- The shore pulls the sediment out of the wave.
- It is the laying down of sediment.
- It can help build up a beach.
- It only happens when waves are carrying sediment away.
- It may happen again and again over many tides.
My learning checklist
Tick a statement when you can do it without help.
- I can explain all three ideas.
- I can explain some of the ideas.
- I need more practice.
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