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Unit: The water cycle

Lessons

field trip, the river

Lesson 2

Clouds in a jar. Bring ice, warm water and a lid.

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Lesson 1

Evaporation with a kettle and a cold plate.

Quiz

Ten questions in pairs, last fifteen minutes.

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Handout: Where rain comes from

Water never leaves the planet. It rises as vapour, gathers as clouds and falls again as rain, snow or hail…

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Water cycle: week 12

Monday

Evaporation with a kettle and a cold plate.

Wednesday

Clouds in a jar. Bring ice, warm water, a lid.

Friday

Quiz in pairs, then the walk to the river.

Materials

Ice, jars, permission slips by Thursday.

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Evaporation

Water rises as vapour.

Condensation

Vapour cools into clouds.

Precipitation

Clouds fall as rain or snow.

Collection

Rivers carry it back to sea.

cools
falls
flows

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Where rain comes from

Water never leaves the planet. It rises as vapour, gathers as clouds and falls again…

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Where rain comes from

Water never leaves the planet. It rises as vapour, gathers as clouds and falls again as rain, snow or hail.1

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Breathe on a cold mirror. Where did the water come from?

1. Year 4 science, unit 6.

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