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Play-Doh Landforms Use your Play-Doh to make the landform shown in the picture. Then write down notes.

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1 Play-Doh Landforms Use your Play-Doh to make the landform shown in the picture. Then write down notes.

2 Mountain

3 Volcano

4 Often an underwater mountain or volcano
Island Often an underwater mountain or volcano

5 Low land BETWEEN mountains or hills
Valley Low land BETWEEN mountains or hills

6 Glacier Frozen snow A frozen river

7 Cliffs created on both sides of a river; there MUST be a river
Canyon Cliffs created on both sides of a river; there MUST be a river

8 Delta Fan-like piece of land at a river mouth

9 Plateau Land higher than the surrounding land, usually flat and with sloped sides

10 Flat land higher than the surrounding land, but with steep sides
Butte Mesa Flat land higher than the surrounding land, but with steep sides A large, wide butte

11 Plain Low land mostly flat or with low hills that can have grasses, shrubs, or a few trees.

12 Plain with grass and shrubs, WITHOUT trees
Prairie Plain with grass and shrubs, WITHOUT trees

13 Steppe A plain that only has trees near rivers or lakes, but is almost a desert

14 Bay Ocean mostly surrounded by land; waters are usually calmer than in other parts of the ocean

15 Peninsula Land that juts out into the ocean and is mostly surrounded by water

16 Flood Plain Plain by a river that gets flooded periodically, leaving the soil EXTREMELY fertile

17 Hill made of sand that is eroded
Sand Dune Hill made of sand that is eroded

18 Nearly vertical exposure of rock
Cliff Nearly vertical exposure of rock


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