Friday 3/9/18 Notebook Entry: How is your movement from one class to the next an example of Flow?

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Friday 3/9/18 Notebook Entry: How is your movement from one class to the next an example of Flow?

FlOW Flow = go from one place to another in a steady stream, typically in large numbers. How does the water cycle Fit this definition of Flow?

Water Cycle Diagram Notes: A Page within a page

Vocabulary Cards: Due Tuesday 3/13/18 Make Cards for the Following Words Hints about Using your textbook to help Evaporation Condensation Precipitation Transpiration Definition should come from glossery use pgs 4-9 to help with all other parts of your cards.