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When water is in the form of a cloud it is a _________________. Solid Gas Liquid Return to Game Board

When water is heated it will _________________. Become a Solid Condense Evaporate Return to Game Board

_________________ is water that falls from clouds as rain or snow. Precipitation Evaporation Recharge Return to Game Board

The process in which water droplets stick together to forms a cloud is called _________________. Precipitation Evaporation Condensation Return to Game Board

When water is heated by the sun it will _________________. Evaporate Condensate Precipitate Return to Game Board

Tears, rain drops, and ocean water are examples of ____________. Solids Liquids Gases Return to Game Board

Icicles, ice cubes, and icebergs are all examples of _________________. Solids Liquids Gases Return to Game Board

Ms. Wright saw a puddle on the playground when she came to school Ms. Wright saw a puddle on the playground when she came to school. That afternoon when she went to recess, it was gone. The water ________________. Condensated Precipitated Evaporated Return to Game Board

Steam and fog are examples of _____________. Gases Liquids Solids Return to Game Board

Stand up when the video shows the process of evaporation Now let’s travel with Ms. Frizzle through the steps of the water cycle. What for each step (evaporation, condensation and precipitation). Stand up when the video shows the process of evaporation When you see the process of condensation, move closer to your neighbor and stand shoulder to shoulder. Lastly, when you see the process of precipitation, have a seat in your chair. Ms. Frizzle image from web: http://www.scholastic.ca/magicschoolbus/games/teacher/graphics/frizpoint.gif

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? ? ? Use the Smart Board Pen to write the correct stage of the water cycle. When finished, click on the page to remove the boxes and check your answers. Water Cycle Diagram image from web: http://www.troy.k12.ny.us/faculty/dibarij/earth%20science/earth%20science%20images/watercycle.gif

Where can you find solids, liquids, and gases in the world around you? Give the students a cloud, a rain drop and a sun shine to hold up as they see each part od the water cycle.