The Water cycle By Amy Connie Gardner Capstone 2 Performance Indicator 1C Evidence-student sample.

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The Water cycle By Amy Connie Gardner Capstone 2 Performance Indicator 1C Evidence-student sample

evaporation

condensation

evaporation condensation

evaporation condensation

evaporation condensation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

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