The Water Cycle. On the next slide… 1.Use the pictures and move them around the create an accurate diagram of the water cycle. 2.Move the words to identify.

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The Water Cycle

On the next slide… 1.Use the pictures and move them around the create an accurate diagram of the water cycle. 2.Move the words to identify the part of the water cycle. To move: 1. Click on the picture/text to grab it. 2. Use the mouse to move the cursor to the desired location. 3. Click the mouse to drop in new location.

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Use the words below to fill in the blanks in each statement. 1.Water in gas form is called _________________. 2.____________________ is when warm water turns into water vapor. 3.As water vapor cools, it ___________________ back into liquid water. 4.Snow, sleet, and rain are all forms of _________________. 5.__________________ are made of billions of micro-droplets of water. 6.A ________________ is something that repeats itself. 7.When water droplets run into each other, they form _______________ drops. 8.For evaporation to occur there must be a source of _______________. condensesprecipitationwater vapor heat evaporationcloudsbiggercycle