<p> Name:______Date: ______Erosion Lab Procedures</p><p>1. □ Make a hypothesis (guess) – What kind of land shows the most erosion? </p><p>2. □ Locate sloped pan with dry sand.</p><p>3. □ Fill a graduated cylinder with 100 mL of water.</p><p>4. □ Pour water at a medium speed onto top middle. </p><p>5. □ Watch the water erode the sand. </p><p>6. □ On page 1, describe the erosion using pictures and/or words.</p><p>7. □ Locate sloped pan with wet sand. 8. □ Fill a graduated cylinder with 100 mL of water.</p><p>9. □ Pour water at a medium speed onto top middle.</p><p>10. □ Watch the water erode the sand.</p><p>11. □ On page 1, describe the erosion using pictures and/or words.</p><p>12. □ Smooth sand flat.</p><p>13. □ Fill a graduated cylinder with 200 mL of water.</p><p>14. □ Pour water at a medium speed onto top middle.</p><p>15. □ Watch the water erode the sand. 16. □ On page 1, describe the erosion using pictures and/or words.</p><p>17. □ Smooth sand flat.</p><p>18. □ Fill a graduated cylinder with 50 mL of water.</p><p>19. □ Pour water at a medium speed onto top middle.</p><p>20. □ Watch the water erode the sand.</p><p>21. □ On page 1, describe the erosion using pictures and/or words.</p><p>22. □ On page 2, choose the test where the erosion was greater and write it in the circle. Page 1 Name: ______Date:______</p><p>Hypothesis: Which situation below will cause the most erosion? Collect Data Situation Describe erosion (words/pictures) With a slope</p><p>Dry sand</p><p>Wet sand</p><p>Flow volume 200 mL</p><p>Flow volume 50 mL Name______Date ______</p><p>Data Collection 2 Pictures for Assessments:</p>