Water Cycle 1
The Water Cycle
Vocabulary
Pictures
100
How many stages are in the water cycle
3
100
What warms up the water
A. condensation
B. sun
C. precipitation
D. evaporation
B-sun
100
Once the water cools down and condenses it forms
A. Sun
B. clouds
B clouds
100
Which part of the water cycle is missing? 
Runoff
200
What is the first stage of the water cycle?
evaporation
200
The gas (water vapor) goes up into the
A. sun
B. sky
C. airplane
B. Sky
200
Name one type of precipitation.
rain, hail, sleet or snow
200
What form of Precipitation is happening in this picture
Precipitation
300
What is the second stage of the water cycle?
condensation
300
Once the gas (water vapor) is in the sky it
A. cools down
B. warms up
A. cools down
300
Name one body of water (use the first page in your science notebook to help you)
river, lake, pond, ocean, puddle, etc...
300
The image below shows:
A. precipitation
B. condensation 
Condensation
400
What is the third stage of the water cycle?
precipitation
400
________ is when the rain turns into a gas
A. condensation
B. precipitation
C. evaporation
C. evaporation
400
Name two bodies of water (use the first page in your science notebook to help you)
river, lake, pond, ocean, puddle, etc...
400
The image below shows
A. evaporation
B. Precipitation 
Evaporation
500
Name all three stages of the water cycle. You can do the water cycle boogie if you want.
evaporation, condensation, precipitation
500
Label letters A C and D. Use the words evaporation, condensation and precipitation
A- precipitation
B-condensation
C-evaporation500
Look at your water cycle in a bags and describe what you see. Use three of the following words: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, sun, cloud, ocean
sun-warms up the ocean/water
the ocean/water evaporates
The water forms a cloud
The cloud gets heavy and then it precipitates
500
Name 5 things that the water cycle needs (use the picture of the water cycle in your notebook to help you).
sun, evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and body of water (river, lake, ocean, puddle, pond)