The Water Cycle
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The document describes the stages of the water cycle as drawn by students in their classroom on Earth Day. It shows water starting as a puddle, evaporating when the sun comes out, condensing in the sky, precipitating as snow, melting, and returning to the puddle to restart the cycle. The stages are presented through 6 images created by students to illustrate the full water cycle.
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