stages of the water cycle

1. Kehley Taylor
204.03
Third Grade
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2. Third grade students will be able to:
Identify the stages of the water cycle
Explain what happens during each stage
Develop their own visualization of the water
cycle
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3. Slide 01 – Title Slide
Slide 02 – Objectives
Slide 03 – Slide Menu
Slide 04 – Water Cycle
Slide 05 – Water Cycle Stages
Slide 06 – Precipitation
Slide 07 – Precipitation
Slide 08 – Collection
Slide 09 – Evaporation
Slide 10 – Evaporation
Slide 11 – Condensation
Slide 12 – Condensation
Slide 13 – Water Cycle Song
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4. The Earth has a limited
amount of water. The
water keeps going
around and around and
around in what we call
the water cycle which
consists of four stages.
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5. •Precipitation
•Collection
•Evaporation
•Condensation
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6. Precipitation takes place
when water
condensation becomes
sufficient that water
droplets are heavy
enough to fall back to
the surface of the Earth
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7. Forms of
precipitation
can include:
rain, snow,
sleet, hail, or
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8. When the precipitation
ends up on land it will
either soak into the Earth
and become a part of
ground water or run in the
soil and collect in oceans,
lakes, or rivers
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9. Evaporation is when the sun
heats up water in rivers, lakes,
or oceans and turns it into
vapor or steam. The water
vapor or steam leaves the river,
lake, or ocean and goes into the
air.
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10. Evaporation is the
primary pathway that
water moves from the
liquid state back into
the water cycle as
atmospheric water
vapor.
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11. Condensation is
when the water
vapor in the air gets
cold and changes
back into liquid
forming clouds.
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12. Condensation is
important to the
water cycle because it
is responsible for the
formation of clouds.
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