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EQ: Where is Earth’s water located? What % of water is available for our use? LT: I can describe the water cycle on Earth (Hydrosphere) POU: I will travel through a simulated “water cycle” I will document my journey using Pages and Popplet
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EQ: Where is Earth’s water located? What % of water is available for our use?LT: I can describe the water cycle on Earth (Hydrosphere) POU: I will travel through a simulated “water cycle” I will document my journey using Pages and Popplet • I will distinguish between the differences in changes of state of matter within the water cycle
Welcome! Warm-up 2/18 Write/Describe what you know about the water cycle. www.goo.gl/vta7d1
Open the PAGES app! Copy a document from WebDAV Server address (in pages!): https://lgmx.dpsnc.net/go Go to the From Mrs. Stoffregen folder Open 16.Water Cycle Travel Log RENAME it as your name Water Cycle
Water Cycle Travel Log • There are 7 stations located around the room. • You will count off by 7’s and report to your assigned station. • At the station you will choose a slip of paper out of the beaker. Read your statement. Take a picture of your station, and record your station, directions, and destination on your Water Cycle Travel Log. • RETURN YOUR SLIP TO THE BEAKER • You will continue for 10 cycles. Return to your regular assigned seat.
What next….. • After you have your travel logs completed, complete Discussion Questions • You will need to share information about your travels with your lab group • Create a Popplet about your Journey and insert into your Pages Document • HOMEWORK: On a SEPARATE Sheet of paper create a story about your journey in 4 paragraphs (Include Water Cycle Vocab)
Count off and go to the following location for Cycle #1 • 1 = CLOUD • 2 = MOUNTAIN • 3 = OCEAN • 4 = RIVER • 5 = GROUNDWATER • 6 = ANIMAL • 7 = PLANT
Water Cycle Vocab Condensation – the process of warm air cooling as it rises and releasing moisture in the form of a liquid Evaporation – the process by which a liquid is changed into a vapor Groundwater – water located below Earth’s surface Hydrosphere – the portion of the Earth that contains water Precipitation – the rain, snow, sleet or hail that falls from clouds onto the Earth’s land and oceans Surface Water – water found on the surface of the Earth Transpiration – water vapor given off by plant photosynthesis Water Cycle – the continuous movement of water from the ocean to the atmosphere to the land and back to the ocean
Water Cycle Activityalternate access to assignment • Use Safari • Go to: stoffregen.wikispaces.com Open 16.Water Cycle Travel Log in Pages