The water cycle document summarizes the key processes by which water circulates on Earth. It explains that evaporation occurs when the sun heats water into water vapor, condensation is when water vapor cools and condenses into liquid water, and precipitation deposits water in the form of rain, snow or hail from clouds. It also mentions surface runoff, aquifers for underground water storage, and filtration to clean dirty water.

1. WATER CYCLE

2. EVAPORATION
EVAPORATION IS WHEN WATER BECOMES HEATED BY THE SUNS HEAT SO MUCH
THAT IT TURNS INTO THE GASEOUS FORM OF WATER ALSO KNOWN AS WATER
VAPOUR.

3. CONDENSATION
CONDENSATION IS WHEN WATER VAPOUR COOLS SLIGHTLY AND IS TURNED INTO
WATER.

4. SURFACE RUN OFF
• SURFACE RUN OFF IS WHEN RAIN RUNS DOWN A SLOPE. WE HAD NO
VEGETATION ON THE RIGHT ONE TOO SHOW WHAT WOULD HAPPEN ITS FALLS
OFF THE SIDES. WITH VEGETATION IT GOES ALL THE WAY DOWN.

5. PRECIPITATION
• PRECIPITATION IS WHEN ANY FORM OF WATER FALLS FROM THE SKY FOR AN
EXAMPLE RAIN, SNOW, HAIL AND SLEET.

6. AQUIFERS
• AQUIFERS IS UNDER WATER STORAGE.

7. FILTRATION.
• FILTRATION IS WHEN YOU HAVE DIRTY WATER AND THEN YOU MAKE IT CLEAN (
WE PUT RED FOOD COLOURING IN THE CUP THAT’S WHY IT IS RED.)

8. LOOK WHAT WE SAW!

9. CREATED BY
MARSHALL SHAARE, DANIEL HAYWARD, JOSEPH
SMITH AND JACKSON GRANT