landform, noun (n.) a natural feature of the Earth's surface, delta, (n.) a triangle-shaped area of land where a river spreads out and drops sediment, canyon, noun (n.) a deep valley that sits between ROCK, u-shaped valley, (n.) a wide, deep area with a flat bottom and steep, rounded sides made by a glacier, v-shaped valley, (n.) a narrow valley with pointy bottom and steep sides created by a river, sand dune, (n.) a hill made of sand that moves and changes over time due to wind, plateau, noun (n.) a flat area of land that is much higher than the land around it, coast, noun (n.) where the land meets the sea, glacier, noun (n.) a large mass of moving ice and snow on land, hill, noun (n.) high area of land that is usually rounded on top, mountain, noun (n.) a high, steep area of land that rises to a peak; higher than a hill, volcano, noun (n.) mountain with an opening that at times erupts rocks, gas, & hot lava, river, noun (n.) a large FLOW of water that moves across land, lake, noun (n.) a large body of standing water that is surrounded by land, island, noun (n.) a piece of land with water on all sides, ocean, noun (n.) a large body of SALT water that covers much of the Earth's surface, cave, noun (n.) a deep, hollowed-out area under the Earth's surface, weathering, verb (v.) the break down of rocks or materials of Earth's crust into smaller pieces., erosion, noun (n.) the movement of sediment of broken rock from one place to another, deposition, noun (n.) the dropping of sediment in a new place

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