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1 Turn in Do Nows Turn in Do Nows The Incredible Journey of Water The Incredible Journey of Water Explain the three processes that make up the water cycle. Ch. 11 Review Ch. 11 Review12-08-14

2 12-08-14 I can explain the steps of the water cycle.

3 Water Cycle Comic Strip Water Cycle Comic Strip How is the water in icebergs involved in the water cycle on Earth? Finish Comic Finish Comic Ch. 11 Review Ch. 11 Review12-09-14

4 12-09-14 I can explain the steps of the water cycle.

5 Turn in Water Cycle Lab & Comic [staple comic to back of lab packet] Turn in Water Cycle Lab & Comic [staple comic to back of lab packet] Ch. 11 Jigsaw Ch. 11 Jigsaw Is a T-shirt permeable or impermeable? How about a raincoat? Explain why. Ch. 11 Review Ch. 11 Review12-10-14

6 12-10-14 I can explain the steps of the water cycle.

7 Ch. 11 Review Ch. 11 Review Hydrosphere Vocabulary Hydrosphere Vocabulary What roles do the sun and gravity play in the water cycle? None None12-11-14

8 12-11-14 I can explain the steps of the water cycle.

9 Hydrosphere Vocabulary Hydrosphere Vocabulary Describe or draw three features of the ocean-floor landscape. Read 13.1 & 13.2 Read 13.1 & 13.212-12-14

10 12-12-14 I can explain important concepts about Earth’s hydrosphere.

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