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S3-U7L1 - What is the water cycle?

S3-U7L1 - What is the water cycle?

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S3-U7L1 - What is the water cycle?

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Salt water [SAWLT WAW•ter]

  • Ocean water, water that contains salt

  • You may have heard the saying about the ocean, water water all around but not a drop to drink. Why not, you may ask. The answer is. the ocean is salt water, which is not safe to drink.

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Fresh water [FRESH WAW•ter]

  • water with very little salt in it

  • Fresh fruit taste good and is good to eat. Fresh water tastes good and is good to drink.

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Evaporation [ee•vap•uh•RAY•shuhn]

  • the process by which a liquid changes into gas

  • Evaporation and every begins with the same sound. Evaporation takes place from every river, lake, ocean, and puddle on earth.

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condensation [khan•den•SAY•shuhn]

the process by which a gas changes into a liquid


Condensation, create, and clouds begin with the same sound. Condensation creates clouds when water vapor touches bits of dust and changes to tiny drops of water.

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precipitation [pree•sip•uh•TAY•shuhn]

  • water that falls from the clouds to Earth's surface

  • Precipitation and prevent begin the same way. When water droplets become too heavy to stay in the air, there is no way to prevent precipitation.

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