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Digital story April Englehart The water cycle Digital story April Englehart

The water cycle is the movement of water.

First a storm comes! (precipitation in Rain, Snow, Sleet, etc…)

The BIG storm starts to go into the lakes, rivers, and ground.

Then the sun comes out and the water starts to evaporate.

After the storm, the water condenses, and the cycle starts over.

THE END RESOURCES: Song: "Here Comes the Sun” written by The Beatles' 1969 album Abbey Road. Sang by The Glee cast, 2013