THE WATER CYCLE
By Amy Castellano
Grade 2
1) YOUR CHALLENGE:
A. Introduction: Pretend that you are a drop of water sitting in someone’s
glass on the table. They pick up the
glass and carry it over to the sink.
Suddenly you feel yourself being poured out of the glass and into the
drain. It is dark and pipes surround
you…where are you going? Your challenge
is to figure out where you will be carried and where you will end up.

B. The Challenge: Do research on the Internet to
find information about the different parts of the water cycle using the
websites listed below. Figure out where
you would go if you were a drop of water.
To complete this challenge, go to the following websites and do the activities. Print out the worksheet, water cycle quiz,
and diagram then fill them out. These
three pieces of work will be handed in to your teacher when you are finished.

2) YOUR
JOURNEY: STARTING YOUR SEARCH:
A. To get more
information, visit these sites:
·
Introduction to the water cycle
·
Find
the meanings of the words Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, and
Collection
·
Read
about where a drop of water goes
·
Read definitions about the
water cycle
·
Informational
Sites about the Water Cycle
·
Clean water site
diagrams of water
·
Read these fun
facts about water
·
Water
cycle diagram and links
·
Evaporation,
Precipitation, and Condensation Worksheet
·
Label the
water cycle diagram
·
Play the droplet game for fun
·
Play
the watershed game and find other fun facts about water
B. To get even more information, type these key words into a
search engine such as GOOGLE:
Water cycle, Precipitation, Condensation, Evaporation, Transpiration, Collection
![[Water Cycle Graphic]](index_files/image008.jpg)
RESOURCE: GOOGLE
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