Emergency teams have difficulty delivering medical supplies and food during floods as people are forced from their homes or may drown. Too much or too little water can negatively impact crops through floods or droughts, killing them. The water cycle and how water affects people, processes like erosion and deposition, landforms, and facts about water distribution on Earth are discussed.

1. Hard for emergcry teams to deliver medical People drown
supplies or food
People forced out of their homes Floods
Too much water Droughts
Not enough water
Australia, Nigeria
Crops killed
Droughts The Water cycle Erosion ; The procces of being eroded ( weared
down) by rocks, water, wind, etc.
How does water effect us?
Rivers processes
Deposition ; when sediment is dropped
Floods
Grass , sand , tiles , soil , etc
Transportation
The soucre
Permeable or Impermeable?
Upper course
Waterfall and gorges
Water, Water everywhere! Queensland
Landforms
1% of the fresh water is locked up in ice and
middle course
glaciers Bangladesh
2% of the fresh water is underground water
Lower course
Food plain
97% of the worlds water is salty. Facts about water
Water footprint Outdoors and Indoor use The Mouth
Food consumption
Showers
Indirect or direct
Fruits Watering gardens
meats
washing dishes
Rice
Indirect Direct
Watering plants Baths
Others Vegetables
Clothes
Showers washing dishes
Food
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