Water Cycle and Present tense WONG, Tsz Yu Renee The Hong Kong Institute of Education 1.

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Water Cycle and Present tense WONG, Tsz Yu Renee The Hong Kong Institute of Education 1

What are (1), (2) and (3)?

Wallpapering Groups 1 & 2: write down a noun about stage 1 of the water cycle- evaporation Groups 3 & 4: write down a noun about stage 2 of the water cycle – condensation Groups 5 & 6: write down a noun about stage 3 of the water cycle – precipitation 3

 Listen to the song “ Water Cycle”.  Pay attention to the tense of the verbs. vts * Fill in the blanks. Lyrics filling 4

Answer The Water Cycle Takes the water and moves it Up and Down and all around the Earth Evaporation comes When the heat from the Sun Warms up all the groundwater Then it turns to water vapour Condensation takes over It goes up to the clouds Water vapour cools down And it changes to a liquid, now Precipitation happens When the drops get big It falls like Rain, Snow, Sleet, and Hail upon my head I know it's the water cycle happening again Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation 5