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What is the cycle water ? January 2013

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grade 3 science lesson by Mrs. Aisha

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What is the cycle

water?

January 2013

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You could call Earth``the blue planet``

that is because three-fourths of Earth`s surface is covered by water.

Most water is in the ocean.

Water on earth

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Earth`s water is found in different forms. It can move one place to another.

You might find the water particle crashing on a beach in an ocean wave. You might find it drifting in the sky as part of a cloud. You might find it floating down as snow.

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Water cycle is the movement of water from Earth`s surface into the air and back again.

Water cycle gives Earth a constant supply of fresh water.Most of Earth`s water is salty ocean water that you cannot drink.

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Water changes form, or state, as it moves through the water cycle.

After water moves through the stages of the water cycle, the cycle begins again.

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The sun`s warmth causes water on Earth`s surface to evaporate.Evaporation is the change from liquid water to water vapor,a gas.

Evaporation

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The water vapor rises into the air and cools. As it cools, the vapor changes into tiny water droplets.

Condensation is the change from a gas into a liquid.

The water droplets collect and form clouds.

Condensation

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Water particles in the clouds join together.When they become heavy, they fall to Earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.Precipitation: is the water that falls to Earth .

precipitation

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precipitation

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Storage

Some precipitation seeps into the ground. Runoff is precipitation that flows over the land and collects in streams, lakes, and the ocean.

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Precipitation seeps into the ground.

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Runoff collects in steams.

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Runoff collects in lakes.

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Runoff collects in the ocean.

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Evaporation

condensation

precipitation

storage

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Activity

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