The Water Cycle What is it and how does it work? Original presentation created by a teacher with the Nebo School District (Spanish Fork, Utah). Modified by Derek Osborne, Lincoln Park Elementary School, for Mona Shores Public Schools students.
The Water Cycle Condensation Water Vapor Water Precipitation Evaporation Percolation
The water cycle begins with water. Water is found in many places. A few of them are as follows: Lakes, rivers, oceans, ponds, puddles, reservoirs, and many other places.
The next stage is evaporation. This is a process where the water is heated and turned into a water vapor. The sun is the main heat source for this process.
The next stage is c ondensation. This is where warm and cold air collide and form ice crystals that condense and form droplets of water. These water droplets eventually become to heavy and begin to fall in the form of precipitation.
The next stage is Precipitation. This is water falling to the earth in the form of snow, hail, rain, sleet, or glaze.
The next stage is percolation. The water seeps through the soil and ends up in the water table. It then flows into the streams, lakes, oceans, and other bodies of water. The process is then repeated again and again.
You are likely to find what in places like lakes, rivers, puddles, and oceans? So what do you know…
The process where the water is heated and turned into water vapor is called what? So what do you know…
Warm and cold air collide and form ice crystals that condense and form droplets of water. What is the stage called? So what do you know…
Water falling to the earth in the form of snow, hail, rain, sleet or glaze is called what? So what do you know…
Percolation is when water seeps through the soil and ends up in what? So what do you know…
The Water Cycle Examination! _______________ ______________________ _______________ ________________ _______________
The Water Cycle Answers! Condensation Percolation Water Vapor Water Precipitation Evaporation