Water Cycle Stages and Simple Experiments
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Water Cycle Stages and Simple Experiments
Water on the move
Water changes form and travels between Earth’s surface and the atmosphere.
- It evaporated into water vapour.
- It condensed into ice.
- It became precipitation.
- It collected inside the Sun.
Mini investigation: water in a bag
You will need a clear resealable bag, a small amount of water, a marker and an adult’s help to tape the bag to a sunny window. Add water to the bag and seal it. Draw a water line on the outside. Leave it for a few hours and observe without opening it. Keep the bag away from heaters and do not drink the water.
- A. Evaporation
- B. Condensation
- C. Precipitation
- D. Collection
- Water vapour cools and forms liquid droplets.
- Water gathers in a lake, river or ocean.
- Water falls from clouds as rain, hail or snow.
- Liquid water changes into water vapour.
- Water can evaporate, then cool and condense into droplets.
- The bag creates new water from sunlight.
- Water changes directly into soil.
- The water disappears permanently when it evaporates.
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