Exploring the Water Cycle Through Keywords
Lesson title
: The Water Cycle
5
th
May
Keywords
Evaporation
Precipitation
Run-off
Condenses
Glacier
Transpiration
Vapour
Learning Intention:
Describe the cycling of
water.
•
Students should be able to describe the
cycling of matter, including that of carbon and
water, associating it with biological and
atmospheric phenomena.
The Water Cycle
•
There
constant movement of water
from land
to sea to the sky is called the water cycle.
•
There are 5 main parts of the water cycle, we
are going to look at them in more detail…
The Water Cycle
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 5
Stage 1 - Evaporation
Water
evaporates from rivers
, lakes, seas and
the oceans.
Water can also enter the atmosphere when
burning fossil fuels.
Stage 2 - Transpiration
•
Water
evaporates from the surface of plants
,
such as there leaves this is called
transpiration.
•
When the sun heats up water from the leaves
of trees.
Stage 3 – Condensation
•
Water vapour cools and
condenses
into tiny
droplets of liquid water to form clouds.
Stage 4 – Precipitation
•
Some of the clouds may be blown over land, if
they travel over mountains they may cool further.
•
Larger
water droplets fall
as rain, sleet or snow,
this is precipitation.
•
If precipitation falls on the ground in polar
regions, it may stay for thousands of years and
form glaciers.
Stage 5 – Collection
•
Water percolates and collects in rivers or
streams
(surface run-off)
or as groundwater
and flows to the ocean.
•
Some can
soak into the Earth
(infiltration)
and
can be stored there, it can come to the surface
via springs or wells.
Task:
Can you work out what key word goes which
each different definition?
1. Rain, hail, sleet and snow that falls from the
clouds
2. When water vapour cools and turns into clouds
6. When the sun heats up water from the leaves of
trees.
5. When the water runs off the surface of the
ground.
3. When the sun heats up water from the sea and it
goes into the air.
4. When water flows through the rocks and soil
underground.
Surface run-off
Evaporation
Precipitation
Condensation
Transpiration
Groundwater flow
Solutions
1. Rain, hail, sleet and snow that falls from the
clouds
2. When water vapour cools and turns into clouds
6. When the sun heats up water from the leaves of
trees.
5. When the water runs off the surface of the
ground.
3. When the sun heats up water from the sea and it
goes into the air.
4. When water flows through the rocks and soil
underground.
Surface run-off
Evaporation
Precipitation
Condensation
Transpiration
Groundwater flow
Positives from the water cycle
•
Some of the water can be dammed and used
to produce electricity sustainably.
•
Growing crops, drinking and for houses.
Negatives from the water cycle
•
Precipitation can also be damaging, examples
include; flooding, car accidents and hail can
damage cars.
What have you learned?
•
What can water can be used for?
•
What is the name for rain which begins with
P?
•
When liquid passes from liquid to gas it is
called E___________.
•
Condensation is when c______ are formed in
the sky.
•
Precipitation, evaporation and condensation
are all part of which cycle?
Dive into the fascinating world of the water cycle by exploring key terms such as evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and more. Follow the journey of water as it moves from land to sea to the sky through a series of natural processes.
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5th May Lesson title: The Water Cycle Keywords Learning Intention: Evaporation Describe the cycling of water. Precipitation Run-off Condenses Glacier Transpiration Vapour
The Water Cycle There constant movement of water from land to sea to the sky is called the water cycle. There are 5 main parts of the water cycle, we are going to look at them in more detail
The Water Cycle Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 2 Stage 1 Stage 5
Stage 1 - Evaporation Water evaporates from rivers, lakes, seas and the oceans. Water can also enter the atmosphere when burning fossil fuels.
Stage 2 - Transpiration Water evaporates from the surface of plants, such as there leaves this is called transpiration. When the sun heats up water from the leaves of trees.
Stage 3 Condensation Water vapour cools and condenses into tiny droplets of liquid water to form clouds.
Stage 4 Precipitation Some of the clouds may be blown over land, if they travel over mountains they may cool further. Larger water droplets fall as rain, sleet or snow, this is precipitation. If precipitation falls on the ground in polar regions, it may stay for thousands of years and form glaciers.
Stage 5 Collection Water percolates and collects in rivers or streams (surface run-off) or as groundwater and flows to the ocean. Some can soak into the Earth (infiltration) and can be stored there, it can come to the surface via springs or wells.
Task: Can you work out what key word goes which each different definition? 1. Rain, hail, sleet and snow that falls from the clouds Condensation 2. When water vapour cools and turns into clouds Surface run-off 3. When the sun heats up water from the sea and it goes into the air. Evaporation 4. When water flows through the rocks and soil underground. Transpiration 5. When the water runs off the surface of the ground. Groundwater flow 6. When the sun heats up water from the leaves of trees. Precipitation
Solutions 1. Rain, hail, sleet and snow that falls from the clouds Precipitation 2. When water vapour cools and turns into clouds Condensation 3. When the sun heats up water from the sea and it goes into the air. Evaporation 4. When water flows through the rocks and soil underground. Groundwater flow 5. When the water runs off the surface of the ground. Surface run-off 6. When the sun heats up water from the leaves of trees. Transpiration
Positives from the water cycle Some of the water can be dammed and used to produce electricity sustainably. Growing crops, drinking and for houses.
Negatives from the water cycle Precipitation can also be damaging, examples include; flooding, car accidents and hail can damage cars.
What have you learned? What can water can be used for? What is the name for rain which begins with P? When liquid passes from liquid to gas it is called E___________. Condensation is when c______ are formed in the sky. Precipitation, evaporation and condensation are all part of which cycle?
