The document discusses the water cycle and the important role of the sun. It explains the three main stages of the water cycle: evaporation, where the sun heats water and turns it into vapor; condensation, where water vapor cools and forms clouds; and precipitation, where clouds release water as rain, snow, or hail. It emphasizes that the sun provides the necessary energy to power the water cycle and drive this continuous process, without which Earth's ecosystems would suffer greatly.

1. "Understanding The Water Cycle:
Our Never-Ending Water
Adventure!"

2. Hello, Kids!
Welcome to the
Class!

3. The Stages Of Water Cycle And
Sun’s Important Role
"We're going to learn about the journey of a water
drop, through different stages of the water cycle, and
understand how the Sun plays a super important role
in this whole process!"

4. The water cycle:
It's the ultimate globe-trotting
adventure for a water droplet. It's
a round trip from the land to the
air and back again, and it's happening
all around us, all the time!

5. Did you know ?
"that the water cycle is the
Earth's very own temperature
control system? It helps distribute
heat around our planet and plays a
big role in the formation of our
weather. Isn't that amazing?" a

6. Here'sthe star cast of our water
story:
Evaporation, Condensation, and Precipitation. These
are the main stages through which every water
droplet must journey."

7. Water
Life Cycle

8. Class Worksheet
Class Worksheet
01 "Evaporation: This is when the sun heats water, and it changes into water vapor, rising into the sky. It's
like the water has become invisible!"
02 "Condensation: Here's where our water vapor cools down, changing back into liquid and forms clouds. It's
like the water has transformed and is now visible again!"
03 "Precipitation: This is the final stage. When the clouds can't hold any more water, it falls back down to
the Earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. And then the journey starts all over again!"

9. Did you know ?
01 02 03
The sun provides the
necessary energy for
water to evaporate from
oceans, lakes, and other
bodies of water.
This water vapor rises into
the atmosphere, where it
cools and condenses into
clouds. These clouds
eventually release their
moisture as precipitation,
which can fall as rain,
snow, or hail.
Without the sun's heat,
the water cycle would not
be able to occur, and the
Earth's ecosystems would
suffer greatly.

10. Quick Brainstorm
What do you think would
happen if the sun's heat
increases or decreases
significantly? How might this
affect our water cycle and the
Earth's climate?"

11. Answer !
If the Sun's heat significantly increases, it
could intensify evaporation, leading to more
cloud formation and potentially heavier
precipitation. Conversely, if the Sun's heat
decreases, evaporation might slow down,
reducing cloud formation and precipitation,
thereby affecting weather patterns and
global climate.

12. Class Summary
The water cycle is a continuous process of water movement
between the land and the atmosphere.
The cycle is driven by evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
The sun is the primary source of energy that powers the water
cycle.

13. Assignment Alert:
For the next class, draw your own water cycle diagram, label each stage, and
write a brief description. Plus, in a short paragraph, describe the importance of
the water cycle for Earth's ecosystem.

14. Remember !!!
"We're nearing the end of today's adventure,
but remember, learning is a journey, not a
destination. So, if you have questions, or
something you're curious about, please ask!
There's no such thing as a silly question."

15. Thank You,
Class!
You can always reach out to me, Zarin Tasnim, via email or our school's
communication portal if you need any assistance. Keep being curious,
keep exploring, and let's continue to learn more about our amazing
planet!"