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THE WATER CYCLE Day 1

THE WATER CYCLE Day 1. Condensation, Precipitation, and Evaporation. INDICATORS Recognize and describe that the amount of water on Earth continues to stay the same even though it may change from one form to another. Describe how water on Earth changes. Condensation Precipitation Evaporation.

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7 th Grade Pre-Post Test

7 th Grade Pre-Post Test. Science. Question 1. A student observing the sky notices that the cirrostratus clouds she saw in the morning have been replaced by cumulonimbus clouds in the afternoon. What weather conditions can she expect for the afternoon and evening?

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Social Studies

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Water Lesson 2

Water Lesson 2. Learning outcomes: To understand how the water cycle works. To find out about the distribution of rainfall To identify places in the world and recognise that some places receive more rainfall than others.

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O u r G l o b a l W a t e r

O u r G l o b a l W a t e r. Done By: Patraporn Lorwatanapongsa (Yok). Grade 8. Purpose or Goal of PowerPoint. The purpose or goal of this PowerPoint is to inform young people about the global water. Water Cycle Diagram. The Fresh Water Comes From Underground and Surface Runoff.

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Thinking Questions

Thinking Questions. Why is Freshwater so Rare? What is a River? What makes up a river? What creates rivers? What is a flash flood? What is needed to have a flash flood occur? Why is our area of NC prone to Flash floods? Why are mountains also prone to Flash Flooding?. Freshwater Systems.

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The Water Cycle

The Water Cycle. 4th Grade - Standard 1. The Water Cycle . Objectives and Indicators (Std. 1, Obj 1 & 2) Describe the relationship between heat energy, evaporation, and condensation of water on Earth.

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The Water Cycle

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