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What is the water cycle? Take a second to study the picture and talk to your table mates before you learn more.

…..What are your thoughts now?

Evaporation is … The state of a liquid changing into a vapor (gas). Evaporation is invisible. Evaporation requires energy (like the sun or a burner).

Condensation is… When the vapor (gas) cools and turns back (condenses) into liquid. The tiny droplets form CLOUDS.

Precipitation is… When the water returns back to the earth as: SNOW FREEZING RAIN HAIL RAIN

Collection is… The water that falls back to the ground collects in rivers, lakes, and oceans.

SOLID, LIQUID, or GAS

SolidLiquidGas Something that has a defined shape. Gases can fill a container of any size or shape and are invisible. It will take the shape of whatever container it is sitting in.

Is it a solid, liquid, or gas? Be able to explain your thought!