5E Water Cycle by Science Teachers

Instructions

neoliwen1_1 — 2025-04-29 00:38:50 UTC

Create a product (model/ poster/ craft/ video/ animation/ experimental set-up) that shows the four main stages of the water cycle:
1. Evaporation
2. Condensation
3. Rain (Precipitation)
4. Collection
Explain the processes clearly — either in written form (e.g., labels or a paragraph) or by presenting it in a video.
Once done, check that you have fulfilled the points in the checklist attached.
Submit the your water cycle product under your index number on Padlet.

Deadline: Next Tuesday (6 May 25)

Water cycle 3D model

neoliwen1_1 — 2025-04-29 00:38:50 UTC

Water cycle activity

neoliwen1_1 — 2025-04-29 00:53:24 UTC

Water cycle experiment

neoliwen1_1 — 2025-04-29 00:54:53 UTC

35

2025-04-29 09:30:23 UTC

A bit blurry.

Qian yi 20

2025-04-29 11:26:27 UTC

Heat flowed from the sun to the water bodies. The water bodies gain heat and evaporate into water vapour. The water vapour will rise up to the sky. It will comes in contact with the cooler surface of the sky and condenses into tiny water droplets. The tiny water droplets will gather to form clouds. When the clouds are heavy, they fall back into the water as rain. This water cycle will keep repeating.

Summer

2025-04-29 12:15:48 UTC

The heat from the sun shines onto the water.so the water will gain heat and evaporated into water vapour.the water vapour will then touch the cooler surface of the air loses heat and condenses into water droplets .the water droplets will form clouds and keep collecting water.once the clouds is too heavy,the water droplets will drop down to the sea(rain).and the cycle continues.

wen xue 32

2025-04-30 07:40:08 UTC

Heat from the sun flows to the ocean. The ocean gains heat and evaporates into water vapour. The water vapour comes into contact with the cooler surface area of the sky and condenses into tiny water droplets that gather together to form clouds. Once the tiny water droplets are too heavy, they drop down to as rain into the ocean again

Bhoomika (5)

2025-04-30 13:46:11 UTC

(Experimental set-up) The water body gains heat from the sun and evaporates, forming water vapour. Then, warmer water vapour comes into contact with the cooler surrounding air, loses heat and condenses into tiny water droplets. Then the tiny water droplets gather and form clouds. When the tiny water droplets in the clouds become heavy, they will fall back into the water body as rain (Precipitation). This process is called the water cycle which repeats over and over again.

Bhoomika (5)

2025-04-30 13:52:29 UTC

(Experimental set-up) The water body gains heat from the sun and evaporates, forming water vapour. Then, warmer water vapour comes into contact with the cooler surrounding air, loses heat and condenses into tiny water droplets. After that, the tiny water droplets gather to form clouds. Eventually, the tiny water droplets in the clouds become heavy and it starts to rain (Precipitation). Then the rain falls back into the water body. This process is called the water cycle which happens repeatedly over and over again.

qihao

2025-05-01 06:06:22 UTC

Heat flowed from the sun to the water bodies. The water bodies gained heat and evaporated to form water vapour. The water vapour will rise up into the sky. The water vapor would come into contact with the cooler surrounding air particals and condenses to form clouds. When the water in the clouds becomes too heavy it will fall back to earth as rain hail or snow and the cycle continues.

Joey 14

2025-05-01 07:02:16 UTC

Heat from the sun flowed onto the water. The water gained heat and evaporates, becoming water vapour. The water vapour comes into contact with the cooler surface of the surrounding air loses heat and condenses into tiny water droplets. the tiny water droplets will then gather together to form clouds. When the clouds is too heavy, the water droplets will fall back into the sea.

Saanvi(28)

2025-05-01 07:34:07 UTC

(Evaporation)

The water in the water bodies gain heat from the sun and evaporate.

(Condensation )

The warmer water vapour then comes in contact with the cooler air particles in the air, loses heat and condenses into water droplets which form the clouds.

(Precipitation)

When the clouds get too heavy with these water droplets , the water falls back on earth as rain.

(Collection)

The rain then flows into our oceans,lakes etc

The water then repeats again ensuring that we have a fresh source of water

Saanvi(28)[Sorry there was an error so I had to repost.]

2025-05-01 09:18:30 UTC

(Evaporation)

The water in the water bodies gains heat from the surrounding air and evaporates as water vapour.

(Condensation)

The warmer water vapour, then touches the cooler surface of the air particles in the air, loses heat and condenses into water droplets, which form the clouds.

(Precipitation )

when the clouds become too heavy with water, The water flows down back on the ground as rain.

(Collection)

The water, then flows back into the rivers, Lakes etc

This process is called the water cycle.The water cycle ensures that there is a continuous supply of freshwater on earth.

Jolee(27)it was supposed to be red for the background but I ran out of the paint for red so I use green.

2025-05-01 11:53:52 UTC

Jolee (27)it was supposed to be red for the background but I ran out of the red paint so I use green .(there was an error)

2025-05-01 11:56:45 UTC

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2025-05-01 14:01:49 UTC

Jordan chong 6

2025-05-03 01:47:42 UTC

Heat travels from the sun to the water in the sea. So, the water evaporates and forms water vapour. The water vapour from the water in the sea comes into contact with the cooler surface of the air particles, loses heat and condenses to form clouds. When the clouds get heavier, they fall back on earth as rain. The rain goes into the river and it is transported back to the sea. The water cycle repeats again and again.

Charleen (12)

2025-05-03 05:25:54 UTC

Water from the sea (water body) will come into contact with the hotter sun (Heat source) and gain heat and evaporate into water vapour. (Changes state from liquid to gas)

The water vapour will then rise and come into contact with the cooler surface of the sky, lose heat and condense into water droplets which forms clouds. (Changes state from gas to liquid)

When the clouds are heavy, they will fall back into the sea (water body) as rain and its ready for collection.

Nina 15

2025-05-03 05:49:27 UTC

Water gain heat ftom the sun and evaporated into water vapour. The water vapour comes into contact with the cooler surrounding air, it loses heat and condenses to form tiny water droplets. The water formed clouds and when it is too heavy it will drop back into the sea

Shao Keat

2025-05-04 02:54:11 UTC

Heat flows from the sun to reservoirs and water bodies. The reservoirs and water bodies gains heat from the sun and evaporates to form water vapour. The water vapour rises into the sky and comes into contact with the cooler air, loses heat and condenses to form tiny water droplets which are clouds. The water droplets then collide and merge to form bigger water droplets which are heavy enough to fall back down as rain. The water then gets collected in reservoirs and water bodies and the water cycle repeats again.

Yu Peng {34}

2025-05-04 09:57:19 UTC

I did a powerpoint slideshow. click to watch I suppose.

Aushah 5E (4)

2025-05-04 11:52:37 UTC

Heat travels from the sun to the sea.Water from the water bodies gained heat from the sun and evaporated into water vapour.The water vapour comes into contact with the cooler surrounding air, loses heat and condenses to form clouds.When the clouds become heavy it fall back as rain and the water cycle will start again.

zayne 40

2025-05-05 04:01:48 UTC

Ziqi

2025-05-05 04:51:20 UTC

The water gains heat from the sun and evaporates into water vapour.
The warmer water vapour comes into contact with the cooler air, loses heat and condenses into tiny water droplets, forming clouds.
The tiny water droplets in the clouds get heavier and heavier, then eventually fall back into the sea as rain 🌧️.

Bhoomika (5)

2025-05-05 05:13:50 UTC

The water body gains heat from the sun and evaporates, forming water vapour. Then, warmer water vapour comes into contact with the cooler surrounding air, loses heat and condenses into tiny water droplets. After that, the tiny water droplets gather to form clouds. Eventually, the tiny water droplets in the clouds become heavy and start to rain (precipitation). Then the rain falls back into the water body. This process is called the water cycle which happens repeatedly over and over again.

Vivaan (24)

2025-05-05 07:14:10 UTC

The explanation is in the picture

Shu yu (animation)

2025-05-05 07:25:34 UTC

https://www.canva.com/design/DAGmLiEquQI/XfMesant0iDoJQrTclQ1iw/watch?utm_content=DAGmLiEquQI&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hafe033cb2c

click the link

Chow Ze Xuan (7)

2025-05-05 07:36:31 UTC

The sea gains heat from the sun and evaporates into water vapour. Water vapour from the sea loses heat and comes in contact with the cooler surface of the clouds, hence condensing into water droplets. Water droplets will gather at the lowest part of the clouds and drop as rain as the water droplets became too heavy.

Shiqi

2025-05-05 10:51:16 UTC

It’s a bit blurry.😊

Anousha(3)

2025-05-05 10:55:48 UTC

Heat from the surroundings comes in contact with the water bodies causing them to gain heat and evaporate turning them into water vapour. Water vapour then touches the cooler surface of the sky causing it to lose heat and condense and turn into water droplets. After turning into water droplets, the water droplets will form clouds. When the clouds gets too heavy they will have to give out rain which makes it go into the water bodies again making it called the "Water Cycle".

ZHI KAI (21)

2025-05-05 12:29:10 UTC

heat from the sun falls onto the ocean then it evaporates into water vapour,condenses into tiny water droplets and forms clouds and once it's to heavy,it drops down to the ocean as rain.

2025-05-05 12:51:17 UTC

Heat from sun falls onto the ocean,evaporates into water vapour,condenses into water droplets to form clouds and once it is too heavy,it drops on the ocean as rain

Jun Bin (18)

2025-05-05 13:22:43 UTC

Keagan_16

2025-05-05 14:57:51 UTC

Izyan

2025-05-05 22:42:53 UTC

khai see(38)

2025-05-07 08:23:59 UTC

Ngo Nam

2025-05-07 09:34:42 UTC

Nephele Lee (25)

2025-05-07 09:43:41 UTC

shiqi 29

2025-05-12 09:56:42 UTC

Shu Yu

2025-05-13 12:31:18 UTC

(Same thing but its MP4)

Wei zhe 8

2025-05-20 00:58:48 UTC

Lucas Khoo 22

2025-05-20 00:59:51 UTC

Wei zhe 8

2025-05-20 01:00:54 UTC

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Snow(11)

2025-05-20 01:02:20 UTC

Isaac

2025-05-20 01:03:23 UTC

Sheldon

2025-05-20 01:03:33 UTC

Syakir

2025-05-20 01:04:49 UTC

Syakir2

2025-05-20 01:05:39 UTC

Zhi Bin

2025-05-20 01:05:54 UTC

Isaac

2025-05-20 01:05:59 UTC

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2025-05-20 01:06:17 UTC

Syakir4

2025-05-20 01:07:13 UTC

GUN XIN YU

2025-05-20 01:09:05 UTC

ADAM

2025-05-20 01:11:50 UTC

KeTang

2025-05-20 01:23:12 UTC

Evaporation: Water gains heat from the hotter surrounding air or sun and evaporates from liquid to gas, forming water vapour.

Condensation: The water vapour which evaporated came in contact with the cooler sky or surroundings to the water vapour and loses heat and condenses from gaseous state to liquid state.