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nonrenewable resource
takes a long time for the Earth to make
fossil fuels
gas, oil and coal
renewable resources
can be made quickly by the Earth
renewable resources (examples)
animals, plants, water and air
natural resources
things made by the Earth that people use to make life easier
lumber
resource that comes from trees
tides
movement of water caused by the Moon's gravity- Texas gets two high and two low tides each day
anemometer
measures wind speed
barometer
measures air pressure
thermometer
measures the temperature of liquids and gases
rain gauge
measures the amount of rainfall
wind vane
measures wind direction
water cycle
the continuous movement of water from Earth's surface to the atmosphere
precipitation (examples)
rain, sleet, hail or snow
condensation
when water vapor cools and changes back into liquid water
precipitation
when too much liquid water is in the atmosphere
evaporation
when liquid water changes into water vapor
runoff
liquid water on Earth's surface that travels down a slope
accumulation
liquid water on Earth's surface
Sun
powering force of the water cycle
rotate
to spin on an axis
revolve
to travel around in an orbit
day and night
caused by Earth's rotation
changing seasons
caused by Earth's revolution
phases of the moon
continuous cycle of how we see the Moon in the sky
day
one complete rotation of the Earth
year
one complete revolution of the Earth
crescent moon
less than half the moon is lit
gibbous moon
more than half the moon is lit
quarter moon
half of the moon is lit
full moon
all of the moon is lit
new moon
none of the moon is lit
orbit
the path of an object in space
weather
the state of the atmosphere at a certain time and place
warm front
warm air replaces cold air and causes light rain, then warmer weather
cold front
cold air forces warm air out of the way, which causes thunderstorms, then cooler weather
wind
the uneven heating of the Earth's surface
sea breeze
a breeze that blows from the sea to the lan
land breeze
a breeze that blows from the land to the sea
conserve
to reuse, reduce or recycle materials so we can continue to use them