Review weathering, erosion, deposition, landforms, and how water, wind, and ice change Earth's surface in this 4th grade science game. This is a Grade 4 Science review game in a Jeopardy-style format: a teacher puts the board on one screen, teams pick clues by point value, and the class answers out loud — no student devices or accounts needed. Categories: Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, Agents of Change, Landforms.
- Grade 4 Science review
- Whole-class review on one shared screen
- Test or quiz prep
- Team-vs-team practice in class
A peek at what's on the board — 5 categories and one sample clue from each. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so the game still works.
What process breaks rock into smaller pieces?
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weathering
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What process moves weathered rock and soil?
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erosion
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What process occurs when transported sediment is dropped in a new place?
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deposition
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Which moving force can carve valleys and carry sediment downstream?
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water
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What landform can form when a river deposits sediment at its mouth?
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delta
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Board content
Weathering
- $100 — What process breaks rock into smaller pieces?
- weathering
- $200 — Does weathering move rock material to a new place?
- no
- $300 — Water freezing in cracks and expanding can cause what process?
- weathering
- $400 — Plant roots growing into cracks can break rock through what process?
- weathering
- $500 — What can happen to rocks over time because of weathering?
- they break into smaller pieces
Erosion
- $100 — What process moves weathered rock and soil?
- erosion
- $200 — Name one force that can cause erosion.
- water
- $300 — Can wind move sand and soil from one place to another?
- yes
- $400 — Glaciers can cause erosion by doing what?
- moving rock and sediment
- $500 — What is one major difference between weathering and erosion?
- erosion moves material
Deposition
- $100 — What process occurs when transported sediment is dropped in a new place?
- deposition
- $200 — A river slows down and drops sand near its mouth. What process is happening?
- deposition
- $300 — Sand piling up to form a dune is an example of what process?
- deposition
- $400 — What material is often deposited by rivers?
- sediment
- $500 — Can deposition help create new landforms?
- yes
Agents of Change
- $100 — Which moving force can carve valleys and carry sediment downstream?
- water
- $200 — Which force can move loose sand across a desert?
- wind
- $300 — Which slow-moving masses of ice can reshape land?
- glaciers
- $400 — Gravity can cause rocks and soil to move downhill in what event?
- landslide
- $500 — Ocean waves can wear away coastal rock through what process?
- erosion
Landforms
- $100 — What landform can form when a river deposits sediment at its mouth?
- delta
- $200 — What feature can form when wind deposits sand?
- sand dune
- $300 — What deep valley can be carved by moving water over long periods?
- canyon
- $400 — What coastline feature may shrink when waves remove sand?
- beach
- $500 — Why does Earth's surface change over time?
- weathering, erosion, and deposition continually reshape it
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