By Jen Szarkowski

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The Water Cycle

• By Jen Szarkowski

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Water Cycle Information

• Evaporation when the sun heats up water in
  lakes, rivers, and oceans and turns it into steam
  or vapor.
• Condensation when water vapor gets cold and
  changes into a liquid, which forms clouds.
• Precipitation when too much water has condensed
  and clouds cannot hold it anymore so it rains,
  snows, sleets, or hails.
• Accumulation when the precipitation that has
  fallen either soaks into the ground, or collects
  in lakes, rivers, and oceans.

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The Water Cycle

• First Stage Evaporation (water goes up as
  vapor)
• Second Stage Condensation (water turns into
  clouds)
• Third Stage Precipitation (water comes back
  down as rain, snow, sleet, or hail)
• Fourth Stage Accumulation (water collects on
  the ground)
• Then it starts all over again!!!

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At which stage of the water cycle does water turn
to clouds?

• Evaporation
• Condensation
• Precipitation
• Accumulation

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Wrong Answer

• Sorry, you need to go back and read the
  information and try it again!

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Correct!!!

• Good Job! You got it right!

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Bio

• Name Jen Szarkowski
• Schools Holy Cross College, IUSB, WMU
• Hometown South Haven, MI
• Age 28
• Hobbies Reading, Traveling, Spending time with
  family/friends

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References

• www.kidzone.ws/water/