The document discusses the major forms of water on Earth. It describes the five oceans which cover 70.8% of the planet's surface: Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Antarctic, and Arctic. It also discusses seas, which are large bodies of water almost completely surrounded by land like the Mediterranean. Other forms discussed include lakes, rivers, gulfs, bays, straits, canals, and the world's longest rivers. The document provides locations and other key details about major examples of each water form.

1. MULTIMEDIA
PRESENTATION
Presented by: Rechelle B. Galoso
Presented to: Ms. Jelen L. Dolosa

2. WATER FORMS

3. WATER
•covers three quarters(3/4) of the earth’s
surface.
•it is important and practically all-
pervasive element in man’s habitat.

4. EARTH’S BODIES OF WATER
Oceans Lakes Rivers
Seas Bays

5. OCEANS
•Largest bodies of water on earth.
•There are five interconnected oceans
which cover 70.8 percent of the water on
the earth’s surface, namely Pacific,
Atlantic, Indian, Antarctic, and Arctic.

6. PACIFIC OCEAN
•The largest ocean in the world
which stretches over almost
one-third of the earth’s
surface.

8. ATLANTIC OCEAN
•One-half the size of the Pacific.
•Most of the world’s goods are
shipped across the Atlantic waters.

10. INDIAN OCEAN
•Touches Africa on the west.
•Asia on the north.
•Australia and Indonesia on the
east.

12. ARCTIC OCEAN
•Stretches over the top of the
Northern Hemisphere.

14. ANTARCTIC OCEAN
•Surrounds the ice cap of
Antarctica on the South Pole.

16. THE SEAS
•A large body of water
almost completely
surrounded by land.

18. MEDITERRANEAN SEA
•One of the most important seas
which lies between Africa and
Eurasia.
•It is one of the chief waterways of
the world.

25. GULF AND BAYS
•A bay is a part of a lake or an ocean
which creates a semi-circular
indentation along the shore.
•Its water is quiet and free from strong
currents and makes a natural harbor.
•A gulf is a large bay.

26. BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
CALIFORNIA

29. LAKES
•Completely encircled by land.
•It coast is called shores.
•Most lakes have fresh water, but a few lakes
are salty.
•Some lakes are very small but others are so
large that they are like inland seas.
•The Caspian sea is an example of a lake
with salty water.

32. RIVERS
•Formed by rainfall and melting snow.
•They begin as small streams, or water running
downhill, which join forces with other streams
to become a river.
•A river is always flows from higher to lower
land.
•There are types of rivers, the source, mouth,
current and tributaries.

33. THE SOURCE

34. THE MOUTH

35. THE CURRENT

36. TRIBUTARIES

37. STRAIT AND CANAL
•The narrow body of water that
connects two large bodies of
water is called strait.
•A man-made strait is called a
canal.

38. STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR
•Connects the Atlantic Ocean
to the Mediterranean Sea

40. SUEZ CANAL
•Connects the Mediterranean and
the Red sea.

41. PANAMA CANAL
•Connects the Atlantic and Pacific
Ocean through the narrow country of
Panama.

42. INLAND CANAL
•Found in Western Europe,
•Used to ship farm and factory
goods to nearby town or sea ports.

43. WORLD’S LONGEST RIVER
• Nile, Africa
• Amazon, S. America
• Yangze, Asia
• Mississippi-Missouri, N. America
• Ob-Irtysh, Asia
• Huang-Ho, Asia(yellow river)
• Zaire, Africa
• Parana, S. America
• Amur, Asia
• Lena, Asia

44. THINK PIECE #
•Discuss about Water Forms.

45. THANK YOU………
AND GOD BLESS……