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but before i discuss our main topic im going to explain first how the Stratification form? happen

This is what we call stratification; it requires two rocks with different densities (as well as other factors including crustal movement, soil disturbance, and water) and arranges them in layers.

The weight of the sediments compressed and compressed the layer into smaller spaces over time, creating compaction.

But before that it must undergo with three steps and it means it has four steps.

So now does anyone here in the classroom know the four steps of stratification

can anyone give me the number one step ofthe four steps of stratification

Yes miss erica can you give me the first step

the first step isWeathering

Weathering is breakdown of rocks.

By the help of many elements such as wind, water,

animals, gravity and heat.

Weathering doesn't mean weather.

It can happen because of abrasion, when water freezes

it, root action, heat and there are many ways to break

down rocks and then next;

and for the second step mr justine

Step 2: Erosion (Transport)

After it breaks down into smaller portion, it combined

with by elements those are water, wind and gravity even

people and animals.

Pebbles rolled along a riverbed or the seashore, sand grains whipped up by the wind, salts carried in solution all are examples of how sediment is moved.

miss annika for the third step

Deposition occurs when sediments are broken down into smaller pieces.

River beds, ocean floors, and other surfaces are littered with rock fragments.

land masses, gathering players

For example, a simulation in laboratory, when you put

rocks together. Over time it will form a thick layer and it

will settle down.

And finally the last oneStep 4: Compaction

Compaction is the mechanical process of increasing soil density while removing air. The size of individual soil particles remains intact, and no water is removed

The aim of purposeful compaction is to enhance the strength and stiffness of soil.

but before i discuss our main topic im going to explain first how the Stratification form? happen

This is what we call stratification; it requires two rocks with different densities (as well as other factors including crustal movement, soil disturbance, and water) and arranges them in layers.

The weight of the sediments compressed and compressed the layer into smaller spaces over time, creating compaction.

But before that it must undergo with three steps and it means it has four steps.

So now does anyone here in the classroom know the four steps of stratification

can anyone give me the number one step ofthe four steps of stratification

Yes miss erica can you give me the first step

the first step isWeathering

Weathering is breakdown of rocks.

By the help of many elements such as wind, water,

animals, gravity and heat.

Weathering doesn't mean weather.

It can happen because of abrasion, when water freezes

it, root action, heat and there are many ways to break

down rocks and then next;

and for the second step mr justine

Step 2: Erosion (Transport)

After it breaks down into smaller portion, it combined

with by elements those are water, wind and gravity even

people and animals.

Pebbles rolled along a riverbed or the seashore, sand grains whipped up by the wind, salts carried in solution all are examples of how sediment is moved.

miss annika for the third step

Deposition occurs when sediments are broken down into smaller pieces.

River beds, ocean floors, and other surfaces are littered with rock fragments.

land masses, gathering players

For example, a simulation in laboratory, when you put

rocks together. Over time it will form a thick layer and it

will settle down.