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The water cycle: a four-slide classroom outline

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  • Explain evaporation, condensation and precipitation
  • Follow water through a cycle

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  1. Evaporation changes liquid to vapour; condensation changes vapour to liquid droplets.
  2. Example: lake water evaporates, vapour condenses into droplets, and precipitation returns water to the ground.

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