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THE WATER CYCLE

By Robin Gutierrez

Table of Contents

Dedication page ............................................1

Title Page .......................................................2

Table of Contents ..........................................3

A-Z ..............................................................4-29

Index..............................................................30

Glossary....................................................31-32

The earth has A certain amount of water. The water recycles itself by moving the water up and down all around the earth. This is called the water cycle.

This cycle is Build up of 4 main parts.

(Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, and Collection.)

Evaporation is when the water is ready to go up to the Clouds because the sun heats up the water in the rivers or lakes and turns it into steam.

As the sun shines Down on the puddles the heat from the sun warms the puddle. This causes the small molecules to leave the puddle of water and travel into the air as vapor.

Water vapor is Extremely important to the water and climate.

Condensation is when water vapor in the air gets cold and becomes liquid, Forming clouds.

In condensation matter changes from a Gas to a liquid.

Have you ever looked up to the clouds and thought they look so fluffy? In reality clouds are made up of condensed water vapor. Meaning they are full of water.

During precipitation so much water has condensed that the air cannot hold It anymore. Drops form and they fall in the form of rain depending on the weather it could fall as snow or hail.

In Just one year over 121 trillion gallons of precipitation falls.

The last Key word for the water cycle is collection. In this stage the water needs to be collected in order to start the evaporation process again.

Oceans and lakes collect water that has fallen. Later the water evaporates into the sky and the cycle starts all over again.

Water May be absorbed by the soil and can stay in the soil for a long time until it gets evaporated.

A lot of earth's water does Not take part in the water cycle. This water is stored through out different places on earth.

The Ocean is the largest place that stores water.

The ocean supplies about 90 Percent of the evaporated water that later goes into the water cycle.

It is possible for a solid to transform into a gas directly without becoming a liQuid.

Rivers and lakes are the sources of most of the water.

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I want to dedicate this book to Mrs. Navarro's Kindergarten class.

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THE WATER CYCLE

By Robin Gutierrez

Table of Contents

Dedication page ............................................1

Title Page .......................................................2

Table of Contents ..........................................3

A-Z ..............................................................4-29

Index..............................................................30

Glossary....................................................31-32

The earth has A certain amount of water. The water recycles itself by moving the water up and down all around the earth. This is called the water cycle.

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The Water Cycle is an educational book that explains the process of water circulation on Earth, including evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection. It also introduces scientific vocabulary related to the water cycle.

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