The Water Cycle By Ebony Byrd.

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Presentation transcript:

The Water Cycle By Ebony Byrd

MAIN FOUR PARTS OF THE WATER CYCLE ARE: evaporation (and transpiration) condensation precipitation collection

EVAPORATION WHEN THE SUN HEATS UP THE WATER IT IS TURNED INTO VAPORS IN THE AIR

CONDENSATION WHEN THE WATER VAPORS TURN BACK INTO LIQUID AND FORM CLOUDS

PRECIPITATION THIS HAPPENS WHEN THE CLOUDS BECOME SO FULL THAT THEY BURST AND LET THE WATER GO RAIN SNOW HAIL SLEET

COLLECTION This is when the water is collected back on the earth, to go through the same cycle all over again! The places precipitation may land may include: Lakes Rivers Oceans

Which is not a step in the water cycle? Collection Condensation Precipitation Formation Evaporation

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