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Student Notes Pages

The following student notes pages are intended for use along with the PowerPoint presentation attached. I recommend reading the PowerPoint and discussing each slide. The notes pages on pages 3 and 4 are structured more for your general ed students. The guided notes pages on pages 5 and 6 have more already written down for students with special needs. To prepare the student notes pages, copy front and back, then fold in the middle. This makes it easy to glue in science notebooks.

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Water Cycle Process   Descrip+on  

evapora8on  

condensa8on  

precipita8on  

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Process   Descrip+on  

transpira8on  

runoff  

percola8on  

accumula8on  

Water Cycle Diagram

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Water Cycle Process   Descrip+on  

evapora8on  

occurs  when  heat  from  the  sun  causes  liquid  water  to  become  water  

vapor  

condensa8on  

occurs  when  water  vapor  gets  cooler  and  turns  back  into  liquid  water  

precipita8on  

occurs  when  water  falls  from  clouds.    There  are  four  main  types  of  

precipita8on    

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Process   Descrip+on  

transpira8on  

occurs  when  water  vapor  is  released  from  the  leaves  of  plants  

runoff  

occurs  when  excess  rainwater  flows  to  a  water  source  

percola8on  

occurs  when  precipita8on  goes  underground  through  the  soil  

accumula8on  

occurs  when  precipita8on  is  stored  in  a  lake,  river,  or  ocean  

Water Cycle Diagram

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