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Bellwork In your own words… Tell me everything you remember about the water cycle. It’s okay if you forgot! BRAINSTORM! See what you can come up with by yourself Take out your homework (independent practice and readings from last week!) Go over responses

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Page 1: Bellwork  In your own words…  Tell me everything you remember about the water cycle. It’s okay if you forgot! BRAINSTORM! See what you can come up with

Bellwork

In your own words… Tell me everything you remember about the

water cycle. It’s okay if you forgot! BRAINSTORM! See what you can come up with by yourself

Take out your homework (independent practice and readings from last week!) Go over responses

Page 2: Bellwork  In your own words…  Tell me everything you remember about the water cycle. It’s okay if you forgot! BRAINSTORM! See what you can come up with

THE WATER CYCLE

Page 3: Bellwork  In your own words…  Tell me everything you remember about the water cycle. It’s okay if you forgot! BRAINSTORM! See what you can come up with

Objective for the day

By the end of the day…

SWBAT explain and trace the possible paths of water through the water cycle.

Page 4: Bellwork  In your own words…  Tell me everything you remember about the water cycle. It’s okay if you forgot! BRAINSTORM! See what you can come up with

The Water Cycle

What is the water cycle?

The water cycle describes the continuous movement of water above and below the surface of the Earth.

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Change in state of matter Water can change states of matter from

liquid, solid, and vapor at various stages of the water cycle.

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What drives the water cycle?

The Sun

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What drives the water cycle? Gravity is also driving the water cycle.

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Steps of the Water Cycle

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Evaporation

Most evaporation takes place over the ocean. Some water evaporates from lakes and rivers. Plants release water to the air through transpiration. Liquid is becoming a gas.

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Transpiration

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Condensation

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Condensation

Clouds form as the water vapor cools. Gas is becoming a liquid.

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Precipitation

When the water droplets become heavy enough, they fall back to Earth as precipitation.

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Runoff and Groundwater Some water runs off along the ground surface. Some

water soaks into the ground and becomes groundwater. Groundwater flows underground and eventually may flow into a body of water.

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Animals

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A constant supply?

The water cycle renews the usable supply of fresh water on Earth.

For millions of years, the total amount of water on Earth has remained fairly constant.

How so? The amounts of evaporation and precipitation

balance each other.

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No Real End Water moves continuously through the

water cycle. The cycle has no real beginning or end.

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A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WATER CYCLE

1) Name the steps of the water cycle.

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Video

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Practice Questions

1) What are the four main steps of the water cycle? 2) What is evaporation from plants called? 3) T/F: “Every water droplet always follows the

same path.” 4) Condensation is when a gas becomes a ________. 5) Evaporation is when a liquid becomes a

________. 6) Groundwater eventually dumps into what? 7) Name two forms of precipitation.

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Exit Ticket

1) Name the steps of the water cycle.