Home Geography for Primary Grades
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Bubbling, singing, Rushing, ringing, Flecked with shade and sun. Soon our pretty brooklet To the sea has run.
LESSON XXI.
WORK OF FLOWING RIVERS.
Would you like to know more about brooks and rivers--about the work theydo?
Notice what happens when it rains. Little tiny streams are formed, whichchase each other down the slopes. See how they cut away the loose soiland carry it off. Notice how muddy this loose soil makes the water. Whatbecomes of this loose soil, or mud?
Fill a jar with water. ...Put in a handful of mud from the nearest stream. Shake the jar, and the water is muddy. Let it stand awhile. What do younotice? The water is clear, and the soil has settled to the bottom.
Follow the streams to the valley where they unite to form a river. Whendoes the load of mud it carries settle? Here, where the water scarcelymoves, we find some of the soil spread out over the ground near theriver banks.
You have seen a river overflow its banks. When the water went down, itleft a layer of rich mud, which made the soil very fertile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bubbling, singing, Rushing, ringing, Flecked with shade and sun. Soon our pretty brooklet To the sea has run.
LESSON XXI.
WORK OF FLOWING RIVERS.
Would you like to know more about brooks and rivers--about the work theydo?
Notice what happens when it rains. Little tiny streams are formed, whichchase each other down the slopes. See how they cut away the loose soiland carry it off. Notice how muddy this loose soil makes the water. Whatbecomes of this loose soil, or mud?
Fill a jar with water. ...Put in a handful of mud from the nearest stream. Shake the jar, and the water is muddy. Let it stand awhile. What do younotice? The water is clear, and the soil has settled to the bottom.
Follow the streams to the valley where they unite to form a river. Whendoes the load of mud it carries settle? Here, where the water scarcelymoves, we find some of the soil spread out over the ground near theriver banks.
You have seen a river overflow its banks. When the water went down, itleft a layer of rich mud, which made the soil very fertile.
What to read after Home Geography for Primary Grades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C C Long to read onlineMoreLess
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