Water bodies

Hello boys and girls,

You are very lucky, we have 4 days without school and you will have a lot of time to play and meet your friends.

Are you going anywhere?

I am not going to be here...can you guess where I am going? Clue: It is in the north of Spain!


Here you can read about water bodies:

OCEANS: The oceans are vast and deep bodies of water, They usually separate continents. They have salty water. There are five oceans on Earth.

SEAS: They are also big water bodies but are smaller than oceans. They are partly enclosed by a land mass and open into de ocean. For example: Mediterranean Sea.

LAKES: A lake is a water body surrounded by land on all sides. 

GULFS: A gulf is a large area of an ocean or a sea that is partially enclosed by land.

BAYS: A bay is a body of water, which is again partially enclosed by land but it is smaller than a gulf.

WATERFALLS: Water falling from a height is usually called a waterfall. 

STRAITS: A strait is a narrow stretch of water which joins two larger water bodies.

LAGOONS: A lagoon is a lake separated from the open sea by sand or rocks.

RIVERS: Rivers are large streams that flow over the land. 

Have a very nice looooooong weekend! You are awesome!

See you on Monday! :)