Yes, it made a lot of sense as it looked like a good demonstration

Not really as the food dye went down, not up.

The clouds were already there, so no.

Yes as the blue food dye went downward and spread out at the bottom of the beaker

Nope.

No, because I can't understand it any better since I have had to do a big project on it in every year in primary school since year 2.

I think that the beaker demonstration did help me better understand the water-cycle. I think this was because there was a clear demonstration of the clouds (shaving foam) and the rain coming down from the clouds because they were coloured by blue food dye.

I don't think that the demonstration did a good job at showing evaporation because the clouds were made out of shaving foam so they were kind of just put there and no evaporation was really shown at all.

I think that it did a pretty good job at showing condensation because the water clearly sat up in the clouds and you could tell very easily because it was blue.

I think that it demonstrated precipitation really well because you could easily tell when it happened and how it happened because the blue dye slowly started going down into the other water and mixing back together.

I think you could use something more absorbent as the clouds so that you could show what actually happens in evaporation.

I didn't really get how it showed evaporation very well

Yes because it did a good job at showing the clouds

I think it helped me understand it better because it has a clear demonstration on how the water cycle works

I don't think the demonstration did the best job at demonstrating evaporation because it is a bit hard to show water evaporating because you can't see it anyway.

I think the demonstration did a good job at demonstrating condensation because you can see how the water sits in the clouds before raining.

I think the demonstration did a good job at demonstrating precipitation because it clearly shows water (rain) coming out of the clouds.

I think it was already good.

somewhat, though already had a decent understanding of the water cycle

didn't really show how the evaporation worked, though a good example with what we have

yes, as it had a visual representation of it

yes, as the rain also had a visual representation

no comment on so

I think it showed it really well since I could clearly see the rain

No, it already works well

I do not think the "water-cycle in a beaker" demonstration helped me to understand the water-cycle any better. This is because this demonstration featured content I am extremely familiar with already.

I do not think that this experiment did a good job at demonstrating evaporation because the act of water evaporating was only implied and not shown anywhere in the demo.

I believe the demonstration did an alright job of showing how condensation occurs in the water cycle. This is because even though it didn't show how condensation occurs the shaving foam accurately demonstrates clouds once they have fully formed.

I do think that the demo did a good job demonstrating precipitation. It very clearly and accurately shows how rain falls through the clouds after an excessive amount builds up within the cloud.

Perhaps a demonstration with more steps depicting the different stages of the water-cycle would improve it, though would require more resources to pull off when compared to the quick, simple one that was shown

I think the water-beaker demonstration Is a good example of water becoming too heavy for a cloud, but I personally did not benefit from it.

I don't think it was a good example for evaporation because it wasn't very clear and there are many other better ways to show evaporation instead. (in my opinion)

I think the demonstration was ok for showing condensation and how it happens in the water cycle, but i think the demonstration could've been better on that part.

yes, I believe the demonstration did a good job at showing precipitation in the water cycle because it was clear and easy to understand.

You might want to add more steps to show evaperation and condensation more clearly.