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The Water Cycle

Fun Water Facts There are ______________ gallons of water on Earth

Fun Water Facts There are 326 million trillion gallons of water on Earth

Fun Water Facts If Earth’s water could fit into a gallon container, only _____________ would be available to us. The rest would be frozen or salty.

Fun Water Facts If Earth’s water could fit into a gallon container, only 3 caps full would be available to us. The rest would be frozen or salty. 3 tablespoons

Water Cycle The pathway of water movement on Earth

3 Phases of Matter

1. Evaporation Happens when water droplets get heated up and enter the atmosphere. LIQUID water is becoming GAS water

2. Transpiration Special type of evaporation. It occurs when water from plant leaves enters atmosphere.

3. Condensation Happens when warm air cools and forms clouds. GAS water is becoming LIQUID OR SOLID water

CONDENSATION is everywhere!

4. Precipitation Happens when water falls back to the earth.

5. Run-Off Rainfall not absorbed by the soil so it will flow along the surface and into a waterway

6. Seepage Happens when water goes into the ground

7. Other places water can be stored include:

Water Cycle Diagram transpiration seepage