This document provides a checklist for students to record evidence of weathering and erosion they observe during a rock safari. The checklist includes signs of weathering to look for such as bricks spalling, uneven steps, mosses and lichens growing, fading colors, peeling paint, rotting wood, slipping roof tiles, and both natural and man-made damage to buildings and structures. Students are instructed to note the type of weathering or erosion they observe and the location where they saw each sign.

1. KEJ Geography: Weathering and Rock Safari
Name: ______________________________
What I saw Where I saw it
Remember theclues:
Bricks spalling (surfacefalling off), uneven steps, damage to the bottom of
walls, eroded statues and carving, mosses & lichens growing, roots lifting
paths, plants in gutters or gaps, colours fading or mismatch, paint peeling,
wood rotting, water staining, roof tiles slipping, uneven surfaces, man-made
damage to buildings e.g. carved names, rusting metal