The Water Cycle
Hello There I'm going to show you some main key points of my knowledge
of the 4 parts of the water cycle, Collection, Evaporation, Condensation, as
well as the last stage precipitation.
of the 4 parts of the water cycle, Collection, Evaporation, Condensation, as
well as the last stage precipitation.
The first stage of the water cycle is Collection, the water collects into the
puddles or ponds or even bigger or even sinkholes, from way above our heads.
puddles or ponds or even bigger or even sinkholes, from way above our heads.
The second stage of the water cycle is Evaporation, the water get carried up
into the sky and evaporates when the water is shone directly on by sunlight.
into the sky and evaporates when the water is shone directly on by sunlight.
The third stage of the water cycle is Condensation, then the mass goes up
into the clouds, as soon as all of the water droplets get so big and heavy they start
to fall...
into the clouds, as soon as all of the water droplets get so big and heavy they start
to fall...
The last stage is Precipitation the water fall down into the routes
that have been made by water in the ground that sinks in or falls back into the
source it came from.
that have been made by water in the ground that sinks in or falls back into the
source it came from.
Hi Tyra, I like how you created your diagram to help explain what you were writing about. Your piece on the Water Cycle is very clear and informative about what happens at each process. I wonder, what is something you think you did well, something you could improve for next time and something that you think you need more teacher help with?
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