Air or Water
Experiments
Precipitation
Vocabulary
Air and Water
100
Which thing below does not absorb water?
A. Paper towel
B. Wax paper
C. A sock
B!
100
What creates wind?
Air
100
What is precipitation?
a. clouds
b. rain
c. rivers
b. rain
100
What does evaporation mean?
Water changes from a liquid to a gas
100
Name 2 objects that have air inside them
Ball, blow up pool, balloon etc.
200
Which object does not float?
A. Paper clip
B. Plastic
C. Ball
A!
200
What has no taste, smell, and is clear?
Water
200
Which one is not a form of precipitation?
a. rain e. sleet
b. ocean
c. hail
d. snow
b. ocean
200
You can not see it but you can feel it.
Air
200
Name 3 ways you can conserve water
Turn off the tap when brushing your teeth, have shorter showers or baths, turn on the dishwasher only when full
300
Which liquid does not mix with water?
A. Food colouring
B. Oil
C. Juice
B!
300
What is a machine used to generate energy? Hint: we made mini replicas in class
Windmill
300
Why is precipitation important?
It is a need to have fresh water.
300
Provides heat, light, and energy to the earth.
The sun
300
True or false. The earth has more water than land.
True
400
Which of the following can be completely separated from water?
A. Salt
B. Sugar
C. Rocks
C.
400
What is used to get energy from wind?
A. Batteries
B. Windmill
C. Water wheel
B.
400
Which cycle involves precipitation?
The water cycle
400
Water vapour changing to liquid and forming clouds
Condensation
400
True or false. Water can only be found on the earths surface.
False.
500
What is needed to keep plants and animals alive?
Air, food, and water
500
What happens to a cup of water that sits in the sun without a lid or cover?
The water evaporates.
500
Name 3 places you can find water on earth.
Ocean, rivers, lakes, streams, ponds etc.
500
Describe what happens in the water cycle
500
True or false. The majority of earth's water is frozen and salty.
True