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    The document describes the water cycle through a series of questions and diagrams. It discusses the different states of water (solid, liquid, gas), the processes involved in the cycle (evaporation, condensation, melting, freezing, sublimation), and the role of the sun and wind. Key points made are: - Water can change between solid, liquid, and gas states through various natural processes like evaporation, condensation, melting, and freezing. - Evaporation occurs when liquid water turns to gas, condensation is when gas turns to liquid, and precipitation deposits the water back onto land or ocean in liquid or solid form. - Both the sun and wind play important roles in driving

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    The document describes the water cycle through a series of questions and diagrams. It discusses the different states of water (solid, liquid, gas), the processes involved in the cycle (evaporation, condensation, melting, freezing, sublimation), and the role of the sun and wind. Key points made are: - Water can change between solid, liquid, and gas states through various natural processes like evaporation, condensation, melting, and freezing. - Evaporation occurs when liquid water turns to gas, condensation is when gas turns to liquid, and precipitation deposits the water back onto land or ocean in liquid or solid form. - Both the sun and wind play important roles in driving

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    The Water Cycle: 1. Select The State of The Water in These Pictures

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    The document describes the water cycle through a series of questions and diagrams. It discusses the different states of water (solid, liquid, gas), the processes involved in the cycle (evaporation, condensation, melting, freezing, sublimation), and the role of the sun and wind. Key points made are: - Water can change between solid, liquid, and gas states through various natural processes like evaporation, condensation, melting, and freezing. - Evaporation occurs when liquid water turns to gas, condensation is when gas turns to liquid, and precipitation deposits the water back onto land or ocean in liquid or solid form. - Both the sun and wind play important roles in driving

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    THE WATER CYCLE

    1. Select the state of the water in these pictures:

    2. Drag the names of the processes and states to their correct places:

    EVAPORATION GAS

    CONDENSATION LIQUID

    MELTING
    SOLID

    FREEZING

    SUBLIMATION

    3. What is happening?
    The water in the cloud is in ……………. state. It gets cold and
    the water changes to …………. state. When that happens it starts
    to …….. , and when it is very very cold it starts to ………… .
    Yuhu! We can make a snowman!

    The ice cream is delicious and very cold, it is ……….. . If we put it


    under the sun it will get hot and it will ………. , the ice cream will
    be ….…… . Oh! That’s a pity!

    The water in the cup is super hot! Look! Can you see it ……………..?
    The water is changing from ……….. to ………. . Drink quickly or it will
    get cold!
    6. Look at the picture and choose true or false:

     Precipitation can be rain or snow.


     Evaporation is when the water of the seas, oceans and lakes
    turns into vapour and forms a cloud.
     Precipitation only happens on the sea.
     The water in the clouds is in gas state.
     The water in the sea is in solid state.
     Evaporation happens when the liquid water gets cold.
     Precipitation happens when the water in the clouds gets cold.

    5. Do you think the sun is necessary in the water cycle? Why?

    4. Do you think the wind is necessary in the water cycle? Why?

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