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First and foremost, I have learnt what are water stores and understand specifically that only a microscopic (1%) size of our Earth’s water is actually the water we are using. I have also learnt the much more detailed illustration of the whole hydrological cycle and that a water deficit affects us humans in the sense that we might not be able to be supplied water for consumption or may have to expend more due to increase in water prices if our importing countries experience droughts or dry spells. On the other hand, a water surplus is not inherently bad as insufficient water would not be a problem to us. However, it is not something that is inherently good either as we may experience floods. Last but not least, I have learnt to better appreciate water as people who live in water-deprived areas are so desperate for water, hence, we should make every drop count.

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Water appears in 3 different states: solid, liquid and gas.
Freshwater stores are places that contains freshwater.
Saltwater stores are places that contains saltwater.

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1. I learnt that another name for rain is precipitation.
2. I learnt about transpiration is that plant give out water.
3. I learnt about what will happen if water outputs is more than inputs and inputs are more than outputs.

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Plants can give out water through pores

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1. How do people dig so deep for wells .
2.Is bedrock able to be broken.

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1. Is there completely no soil present at the groundwater level?
2. Is it dangerous when people dig the wells all the way down to the groundwater level?

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One thing that I had found interesting is that water is actually able to infiltrate into the soil as I had always thought that the water is merged with the soil and thus results in muddy soil :D

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1. I learnt that water exists in the solid, liquid and gaseous states.
2. I learnt that there are 5 oceans in the world, Pacific Ocean, Southern Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Atlantic Ocean and Indian ocean.
3. I learnt that water stores can be categorised as freshwater stores and saltwater stores.

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1. Is bedrock breakable?
2. Will people fall into the water while digging the well?

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1. 1 thing that I found interesting is that freshwater contains low amount of salt because I have always thought that freshwater does not contain salt at all.

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i learnt:

1. the hydrological cycle in detail
- all the different stages and definition of each one
- evaporation; condensation; precipitation; transpiration; surface runoff; groundwater
2. that hail and snow are considered as a form of precipitation
3. the 2 different types of water stores — freshwater and saltwater

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that groundwater, surface runoff and transpiration were a part of the hydrological cycle

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1. why are there so many different forms of freshwater stores, when there are only 2 in the saltwater category
2. what the exact differences in lakes & rivers are

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i learnt -
1. in detail a few processes that were not thought in primary school, such as : Transpiration, surface runoff, groundwater and precipitation.
2. the different types of water stores (in detail such as the definitions of these water stores) , fresh water stores; glaciers, lakes, rivers, groundwater and also salt water stores like the ocean
3. that us humans use up a large amount of water available to us. this means that we might not have enough water (easily available) in the future.

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I find it fascinating that there is more to "the world underground" which means that there is not only soil that is underneath the layer of soil/ground, but there is actually water there too

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1- even is freshwater stores are considered fresh, isn't it that freshwater stores like rivers and lakes get dirty too? Because people living near rivers wash clothes or even bathe in those waters so it means that the water is contaminated?
2- is bedrock (underground) breakable? (water pressure?? rocks/other tough substances that also hit bedrock??)

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I learnt that transpiration is included into the hydrological cycle
I learnt that groundwater is water stored beneath the surface of earth
I learnt that surface run-off is from the highlands and above the surface of earth to the streams and rivere

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I have learnt that:
- the water we get from the well is made up of the rain that infiltrates through the soil into the ground as ground water.
- the process of water flowing from highlands to lowlands is called "Surface Runoff"
- Floods are caused by water bodies that recieves more and loses less water.

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I found that having groundwater beneath the surface of earth interesting

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There are a total of six processes in the hydrological cycle

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- How does the big droplets of water in the sky, when evaporated, form clouds?
- How does groundwater contain freshwater even though the groundwater contains saltwater from the ocean that have evaporated, condensed and infiltrated into the ground?

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People managed to dig down far enough to reach groundwater and make wells.

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1. I learnt the different water stores
2.The hydrological cycles and processes
3.Water input and output

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I learnt...
1) the processes in the hydrological cycle and the order of it.. that I didn't know in primary school ; Evaporation, transpiration, precipitation, condensation, surface run-off
2) The 2 water stores ; freshwater store & saltwater store..  freshwater contains low amounts of salt and can be used more readily while saltwater has to be filtered before drinking as it contains high amounts of salt which cannot be drank directly.
3) Other water stores ; oceans, glaciers, rivers, lakes, groundwater

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1.I learnt abt all the different states of water
2.Different types of water stores
3.Oceans of the world

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I didnt know that there was groundwater beneath the earth, this is a very interesting fact i learnt this year

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1) how do people avoid injuries when digging towards bedrock as there may be some obstacles underneath ?

2) what's the exact difference between lakes and rivers?

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1. I learnt what a hydrological cycle is
2. I learnt what are freshwater and saltwater sources are
3. I learnt what is a water surplus and a water deficit is

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I learnt about water budget about inputs and outputs. Additionally, I learnt net change in storage which is the change in the amount of water stored in a catchment.

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I found the layers beneath us ( underground ) facinating as I have always that there was only one layer which is the ground.. I didn't expect that there were soil, moist soil, water table, groundwater,bedrock.

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Firstly, I learnt that there is a water budget for the Goverment to monitor how much water Singaporeans use on a monthly basis. Input must be balanced with Output for the water budget to be just nice. Meaning to say, Input > Output will result in unnecessary flooding events. Whereas Output > Input will result in avoidable dry spells and droughts.
Secondly, I learnt that the water cycle or hydrological cycles processes and their definitions. I learnt how to identify them and that there are 3 types of precipation (example: snow, rain and hail) I learnt that transpiration and evaporation, though does the same thing but turns water into water vapour differently.
Thirdly, I learnt to name types of water stores and how to identify them. I also learnt that there are saltwater stores as well as freshwater stores and their examples such as the Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Southern Ocean, Arctic Ocean.

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: Why and how does the bedrock be placed under the surface of earth?
: Why must so many layers of soil be placed above bedrock

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1)I have learnt about the hydrological cycle which consists of Precipitation,Transpiration,Surface Runoff,Groundwater,Evaporation and last but not least Condensation
2)I have learnt about what is water surplus and a water deficit.A water surplus is when the amount of water produced back is more than the amount of water that is used.In other words it means that there is more water then needed.While a water deficit is the opposite of a water surplus.A water deficit is when the amount of water being replenished is lesser than the amount of water being used up which in simpler words means that the more water is used then the rate of it being able to he replenished in time.
3)Last but not least of all,I have learnt about the different water stores that are on Earth which consist of Oceans,Rivers,Lakes and also Glaciers.Oceans are big land masses of water which contain a high amount of salt ,example are the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.Rivers and lakes are smaller bodies of water which mostly contain low or no amount of salt inside,another name for it is that they are called freshwater stores.Examples of Freshwater Stores are Lake Erie in North America and also the Nile River too.

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1. Is bedrock breakable?
2. How deep are Wells usually dug and is it dangerous?

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1. I learnt about the hydrological cycle
( Transpiration, surface-runoff, ground water, evaporation, condensation & perspiration )
2. I learnt about the different water stores
3. I learnt about the different states of water :)

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1 thing I found interesting is that I did not know places like oceans and lakes had different amount of salt and that there were such thing known as freshwater sources and saltwater sources.

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I learnt that the goverment actually monitors the output and input of the water budget. I used to think that the government only looked at how much water Singaporeans are spending money on and thus goes forward to make a decision how much water they should buy from Malaysia.

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I find very interesting is the hydrological cycle itself.It is very interesting as we learnt many new names like precipitation and also transpiration as in the past the water cycle we knew was very vague but now it is more detailed and more exciting to learn.

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When there is no more groundwater, does it mean the floor can collapse? :o
Is it possible to completely run out of groundwater

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I didn’t know that plants were part of the hydrological cycle :0

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1)How do people get groundwater from the ground and how is it make drinkable?
2)What can we do to keep a balance of the freshwater on Earth and make sure we don’t have a water deficit happening?

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Firstly, is the bedrock very compact that the water not infiltrate through the watertable into the centre of the earth?

Secondly, why does the underground have so many layers? And who came out with the names such as the water table?

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I have learnt:

1. The hydrological cycle. (Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, transpiration, surface runoff, groundwater)

2. The types of water water stores there are. (e.g., glaciers, oceans, lakes, rivers)

3. Rain and snow are forms of precipitation

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1) more about the 5 oceans on earth, Pacific  ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, southern ocean and Arctic Ocean
2) I learnt that a catchment refers to an area that receives water and it also contributes water to rivers
3) I learnt that the water water we get from wells in actually groundwater

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1. Is bedrock breakable?
2. What are the exact differences between rivers and lakes?

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1) How are wells built?
2) Is the bedrock breakable?

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One thing that I find interesting is that there is groundwater below the earth's surface

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I did not know that water infiltrates the soil through very small openings called pores due to gravity to form groundwater.

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What is the different between lakes and rivers
Are glaciers that float in the sea called glaciers or ice bergs

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1) Solid that fall from the sky (hail and snow) was also a part of precipitation
2) There are only 5 freshwater stores around the world and they are glaciers, rivers, lakes, groundwater, and soil.
3) Glaciers rest on land and they actually move to the sea very slowly as they are very heavy.

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One thing I find interesting is that even though there are a lot of water on earth, we can still run out of water since 96.5% of water are saltwater from oceans

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I learnt about :
1.The hydrological cycle
2.Definition of groundwater,
3. Difference between lakes and rivers

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What made the oceans salty?
Is there any more quck tips for Geography examinations not mentioned in class?

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I just realised how complicated groundwater is.

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Does groundwater help with geothermal energy?

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1 thing that I found interesting is the fact that water water actually does infiltrate through the soil, as I always thought that water that land on soil just results in muddy puddles, and that groundwater, though I have heard of this word, enters through water that goes in caves. (Like in Peppa Pig)

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I learnt about the existence of groundwater and how wells are able to get water. I learnt all about the freshwater stores. And I learnt about the hydrological cycle and how it works.

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Is bedrock the last layer?
How can the roots of plants reach groundwater?

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Transpiration is very interesting as plants give out water and lets it be part of the hydrological cycle

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1.I learnt that the 6 processes are Evaporation,condensation,pricipitation,surface runoff,transpiration and ground water
2.I learnt that there are 5 oceans in the world and they are Arctic ocean,Indian ocean,southern ocean,Atlantic ocean and Pacific ocean(aka the biggest ocean)
3.I learnt about what is a input and output🤡

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1.Why is bedrock called bedrock?
2.Is bedrock breakable since Minecraft cannot break one

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I find that the name 'bedrock' is interesting.Like why bed,why not something else like groundrock

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I learn what water stores are . I learn what water stores do. I learn the 5 largest ocean

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How do we find if the water is a lake or a river ? Why there are so many seas but not ocean ?

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I find the process of groundwater interesting

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I’ve learnt that there are 6 stages in the hydrological cycle,which are evaporation, condensation, precipitation,transpiration, surface run off and ground water.
I’ve learned that there are 2 type of water stores which are freshwater and salt water stores.
I’ve learned that snow and hail are another type of precipitation.

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1. Can bedrock be broken.
2.what is the different between lakes and river

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1. I learnt the different water stores
2.The hydrological cycles and processes
3.Water input and output

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1. Is bedrock breakable?
2. What are the exact differences between rivers and lakes?

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People managed to dig down far enough to reach groundwater and make wells.

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I learnt
-input and output
-the processes in the hydrological cycle
-rain and snow are forms of precipitation

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is bedrock breakable?
how do people dig so deep into wells?

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plants give out water through transpiration

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I have learnt that water has 3 states: liquid gaseous and solid.
I have learnt that there are many water stores such as freshwater store and saltwater store.
I have learnt input and output.input is when precipitation is more than evaporation and transpiration.

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How do people get water from the ground other than well?
Is the bedrock breakable?

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The hydrological cycle. I found it interesting that Earth can actually carry out this process to ensure continuity of fresh water for living things.

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1. Different types of ocean all around the world
2.All the states of water in the hydrological cycle such as evaportation, condensation and surface runoff.
3. Water input and water deficit

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I didnt know that there was ground water om earth 

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I didnt know that there was ground water om earth 

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1. Different types of ocean
2. All the states of the hydrological cycle
3. Different uses of water

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The hydrological cycle
The definition of water budget.(Input and Output)
Salt water and fresh water is different.

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There is water underground (Groundwater)

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I have no questions for this

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Plants give out water vapour through their pores

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Water is in 3 different state
There are 5 different oceans
6 water cycle

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How deep is the groundwater?
What will people see when they deep until the very bottom of earth

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Plant water evaporates off them is call transpiration

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How deep humans have to dig until they find groundwater?
Is the groundwater suitable for consumption?

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I have learnt there are 6 water cycles
I have also learnt that a river is formed when the water at the top of the mountain flows into the river then the lake.
I have learnt that groundwater can be used for agriculture

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I don’t have any questions

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Is groundwater suitable for consumption
Does all lake contain fresh water

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I learnt that water can infiltrate into the ground. I learnt that water cycle is different than hydrological cycle because there are more processes. I learnt that rain, snow, hail is also known as precipitation

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I find that the way rivers transport water from a mountains to a lake is fascinating

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There is a bedrock at the bottom of the earth

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Please refer to the teaching slides if you require them for your revision.

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2022 Sec 1 Chapter 3 - Water and its Spatial Distribution