We learned that when the rain comes down it makes the river flow into the sea. After the water goes into the sea it evaporates into the air. The condensation happens which is where the gas goes into the cloud. Precipitation is when the rain falls from the clouds. No nothing really surprised us.
I already new that the water cycle starts when the sun causes water to evaporate, then the water vapor condenses into clouds, and the clouds cause precipitation, when rain, snow, sleet or hail, fall to the ground. However, I was surprised that the game failed to mention accumulation, and important part of the water cycle. If the water doesn't accumulate, or collect, in the bodies of water, then it won't get to re-evaporate, or start the cycle over.
We learned that when water can't hold anymore vapor it turns into fog, mist, or clouds, otherwise known as condensation. We knew about condensation, but we never understood the big idea of it. Nothing really surprised us, because we knew a lot about the water cycle.
We learned a little more about the water cycle, like that water flows down the mountain and empties into the river. The river then carries the water into the ocean. Nothing, really surprised us though.
The water cycle. First there is evaporation when the sun heats the water from oceans, lakes, and rivers and then condensation happens when the the evaporated water turns into a cloud. Then heat and pressure cause clouds to break apart then it rains,hails,or snows called precipitation. The rain flows into streams and rivers and the cycle starts again.
I learned that water starts as it evaporates into the sky. Next, it forms a cloud that then rains over land. Very interesting activity!-Dominic Deutsch
I already knew about the water cycle. I learned that when water cant hold anymore vapor it turns into fog...or condensation. I basically knew about the water cycle other then that.
We learned about condensation, evaporation, precipitation. Condensation is when it turns back into water. Evaporation is when the water turns into gas or water vapor. Precipitation is when it rains outside or when the water falls to the earth.
We learned that when the rain comes down it makes the river flow into the sea. After the water goes into the sea it evaporates into the air. The condensation happens which is where the gas goes into the cloud. Precipitation is when the rain falls from the clouds. No nothing really surprised us.
ReplyDeleteWhen it rains the clouds break apart. Nothing really surprised us we knew most of the information.
ReplyDeleteOh we didn't see that when it rains the clouds break apart.
DeleteI already new that the water cycle starts when the sun causes water to evaporate, then the water vapor condenses into clouds, and the clouds cause precipitation, when rain, snow, sleet or hail, fall to the ground. However, I was surprised that the game failed to mention accumulation, and important part of the water cycle. If the water doesn't accumulate, or collect, in the bodies of water, then it won't get to re-evaporate, or start the cycle over.
ReplyDeleteWe didn't even think about accumulation that is a good point that they did not mention that because it is very important.
DeleteWe didn't think of accumulation either. That's something interesting that they probably should have mentioned.
DeleteAlex Stevens; What is accumulation?
DeleteWe learned that when water can't hold anymore vapor it turns into fog, mist, or clouds, otherwise known as condensation. We knew about condensation, but we never understood the big idea of it. Nothing really surprised us, because we knew a lot about the water cycle.
ReplyDeleteWe learned a little more about the water cycle, like that water flows down the mountain and empties into the river. The river then carries the water into the ocean. Nothing, really surprised us though.
ReplyDeleteFor me I did not learn any thing really. I already knew that it started with evaporation, then condensation, and then precipitation.
ReplyDeleteThe water cycle.
ReplyDeleteFirst there is evaporation when the sun heats the water from oceans, lakes, and rivers and then condensation happens when the the evaporated water turns into a cloud. Then heat and pressure cause clouds to break apart then it rains,hails,or snows called precipitation. The rain flows into streams and rivers and the cycle starts again.
I learned that water starts as it evaporates into the sky. Next, it forms a cloud that then rains over land. Very interesting activity!-Dominic Deutsch
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ReplyDeleteOne thing that surprized us was that we didn't know that clouds created fog and mist in the air I thought it was rain.
I already knew about the water cycle. I learned that when water cant hold anymore vapor it turns into fog...or condensation. I basically knew about the water cycle other then that.
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ReplyDeleteOh yeah i learned that too ! But once again nothing surprised me either.
We learned about condensation, evaporation, precipitation. Condensation is when it turns back into water. Evaporation is when the water turns into gas or water vapor. Precipitation is when it rains outside or when the water falls to the earth.
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