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A water droplets journey never ends. It 

keeps on moving in circles which is a process 

called the water cycle. So the water on the 

Earth a long time ago is the same water we 

have now.

So water goes through something called evaporation. It 

turns into a gas because the sun heats it up. Think of it as 

steam coming from a pan when you’re boiling eggs or 

spaghetti. 

Then once the gas or water vapor 

is up in the sky it forms a cloud. 

This process is called 

condensation. It is also the 

reason water droplets form on 

the outer part of your glass of  

cold water. 

Once a cloud is filled with many water droplets the 

droplets fall to earth. This is the process of precipitation. 

Water can fall in the form of rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

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