Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Weather Facts 1
Weather Facts 2
100

Degree of hotness or coldness that can be measured with a thermometer.

What is temperature.

100

Violent weather

What is a storm

100

This heats the water to power the water cycle.

What is the sun.

100

The 3 parts of the water cycle.

What is precipitation, condensation, evaporation.

200

The temperature, wind, and precipitation at a given time or place.

What is weather.


200

Movement of air near the Earth's surface.

What is wind.

200

This happens when a cloud gets to heavy.

What is precipitation

200
The temperature is measured in.

What is degrees. 

300

Cooled water droplets in the air that have condensed together.

What are clouds.

300

Water droplets (a cloud) hovering in the air close to the ground.

What is fog.

300

This is the process of how clouds form.

What is condensation.

300

This forms when the sun shines through rain or water vapor.

What is rainbow.

400

The layer of gas that surrounds the Earth. Often it is called air.

What is atmosphere.

400

When the condensation gets too heavy and the cloud cannot hold all the water droplets anymore, it falls back to Earth in the form of rain, snow, or hail.

What is precipitation.

400

This happens to water when it gets heated.

What is evaporate or evaporation.

400

Fog can also be called this.

What is a cloud.

500

When water is heated and changes form; it becomes a gas called water vapor or steam and goes into the air

What is evaporation. 
500

When the water vapor in the air cools and condenses and turns back into water droplets to form clouds.

What is condensation.

500

This is the gas formed when water evaporates.

What is water vapor.

500

This is the order of the water cycle. 

What is evaporation, condensation and precipitation.

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