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Glacier
A large, slow-moving mass of ice and snow formed on land over many years.

Continental Glacier
A massive, broad sheet of ice that spreads out over a huge land area, such as Antarctica or Greenland.

Ice Age
A long geological period when global temperatures dropped significantly and extensive ice sheets covered large parts of the continents.
Valley Glacier
A long, narrow mass of moving ice that forms high in the mountains and slowly flows downhill between steep peaks.

Plucking
The erosion process where moving glacial ice loosens, lifts, and carries away fractured pieces of bedrock.

Till
An unsorted mixture of sediment, clay, sand, gravel, and boulders deposited directly by melting glacial ice.

Moraine
A distinct ridge or mound of unsorted sediment left behind along the sides or front of a retreating glacier.

Kettle
A shallow, bowl-shaped depression or small lake formed when a buried chunk of glacial ice melts.

Headland
A high, steep coastal cliff of resistant rock that juts out into the ocean.

Beach
A shoreline landform made up of wave-washed sand, gravel, or shell fragments along the edge of a body of water.

Longshore Drift
The movement of sand and sediment along a coastline caused by waves striking the shore at an angle.

Spit
An extended ridge of sand deposited by coastal currents that projects out from the shoreline into open water.
