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Created by Roberta Layton Armstrong School Part 1

Science Standard Addressed Is: * The water cycle is driven by energy transfer processes such as convection and radiation and is constantly changing the location and phase of water. VI B 7 To Activity Students will need science journals.

Teacher Page Activity Pages

We live in a world filled with water. We must use and reuse that same water over and over again. Can you explain how that can happen? Use your journal.

Questions like “Where does the rain go after it falls?” are best answered by thinking about the water cycle. The water we use today is the same water dinosaurs used millions of years ago. Your answer to the previous question should include the words precipitation, condensation, and evaporation.

Evaporation CondensationClouds move over land Precipitation Water returns to rivers and oceans. The Water Cycle End of Activity

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