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Play this interactive Water Cycle game to begin your learning. You will have to scroll to the bottom of the page to find the "begin game" button. Have fun!

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Natural water cycle game | South East Water Education

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Explore the natural water cycle and help Whoosh keep the water moving in this fun and interactive online game.

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Draw your own "real life" Water Cycle! The picture should include the sun, clouds, some type of body of water. Show examples of precipitation, condensation, and evaporation (you can show these actions taking place through use of arrows if needed). Beside your examples please label what part of the water cycle is taking place along with a brief definition.

To add a picture of your diagram, please click the plus sign above this thread, then click the first icon that pops up (it should be a purple outlined piece of paper that has an arrow pointing upwards in the lower right hand corner). From there you will be able to upload your picture.

After you finish publishing your own diagram, take a look at the diagrams your peers created. Be creative and add lots of color!

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Look over this Interactive Water Cycle Diagram. Hover your mouse over the words that have a box around them and a description along with a picture will come up. Read over each description to get a clear understanding. You will be assessed over these term so pay close attention!

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The water cycle describes how Earth's water is not only always changing forms, between liquid (rain), solid (ice), and gas (vapor), but also moving on, above, and in the Earth. This process is always happening everywhere.

Back to the water cycle on the USGS Water Science School.

The tiny cloud droplets combine with each other and grow into bigger water drops.

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Interactive Water Cycle Diagram for Kids (Beginner)

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The Water Cycle for Kids, from the USGS Water Science School.

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For the last part of the assignment, share what you have learned with your classmates! Please give one example for each of the following:

Precipitation

Evaporation

Condensation

You can add your response by clicking on the plus button located on this thread!

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Please complete the following assessment by clicking on the picture above. Do your best and good luck!

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Take a few minutes to play the linked Water Cycle game. Click on the image above to take you to the game page. When you get to that page scroll down and click the blue button that says "Play the Natural Water Cycle Game". Have fun!

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Natural water cycle game | South East Water Education

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Explore the natural water cycle and help Whoosh keep the water moving in this fun and interactive online game.

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Watch the following video to learn about what the water cycle is and what it does for the earth. Pay close attention because there will be an assessment at the end of the lesson!