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Warm Up: What are the steps of the Water Cycle?

This might help you remember it…

condensation transpiration precipitation condensation evaporation Run off Run off Water collection (Ocean, Sea, or River)

On the back of your card: Sun  heats water into vapor EVAPORATION Clouds  water vapor that comes together CONDENSATION Plants  water given off by plants TRANSPIRATION Clouds  too much condensation causes rain or snow or sleet to fall is PRECIPITATION

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