Climate A tropical CLIMATE is typically hot and wet throughout the year with heavy, frequent rainfall. Grade 5 Critical Vocabulary.

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climate A tropical CLIMATE is typically hot and wet throughout the year with heavy, frequent rainfall. Grade 5 Critical Vocabulary

weather maps Grade 4 Critical Vocabulary

map key Grade 4 Critical Vocabulary

temperature TEMPERATURE SCALES Normal body temperature in humans is 37.0° Celsius (98.6° Fahrenheit). A higher TEMPERATURE might mean your body is fighting an infection. Grade 2 Critical Vocabulary

water CONDENSATION on a glass window Grade 2 Critical Vocabulary

data Grade 2 Critical Vocabulary

evaporation Grade 2 Critical Vocabulary

precipitation Grade 2 Critical Vocabulary

water cycle Grade 2 Critical Vocabulary The sun plays an important role in the WATER CYCLE. It heats up water in rivers or lakes or the ocean and turns it into vapor or steam.  Grade 2 Critical Vocabulary

weather Grade 2 Critical Vocabulary

patterns SPRING SUMMER FALL WINTER Kinder Critical Vocabulary