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Precipitation:    \n2. Run-Off:    \n3. Ground Water:    \n4. Transpiration:    \n5. Evaporation:    \n6. Condensation:    \n7. Dew:    \n8. Frost:    \nWARM UPS-Week of   \nDay 1 Warm Up-MATCHING THE WATER CYCLE  \nA: Happens in the atmosphere as water vapor changes to water droplets  \nB: When water vapor condenses directly onto a surface  \nC: After condensation occurs (forming clouds), water droplets fall in various forms  \nD: Water will sink into the ground when the surface is porous and there is lots of space in the soil to hold the water.  \nE: Water enters the atmosphere as water vapor  \nF: If precipitation falls on land surfaces, it always attempts to move back toward sea level  \nG: When water vapor changes from gas directly to ice crystals on a surface  \nH: Plants releasing water vapor  \n\n| Day 2 Warm Up-Matching The Water Cycle\u003Cbr>1. Any type of solid or liquid water that falls to Earth’s surface is called\u003Cbr>A. precipitation B. dew C. monsoon D. humidity\u003Cbr>2. Which of the following can be described as a liquid changing into a gas?\u003Cbr>A. insulation B. condensation C. respiration D. evaporation | 3. Which of the following can be described as a gas changing into a liquid?\u003Cbr>A. insulation B. condensation C. respiration D. evaporation\u003Cbr>4. Which of the following freezes into ice pellets while falling through cold air?\u003Cbr>A. rain B. freezing rain C. sleet D. hail |\n| --- | --- |\n\nDay 3-Warm Up-Review Your Water  \nCycle Vocabulary Precipitation:  \nRun-Off:  \nGround Water:  \nTranspiration:  \nEvaporation:  \nCondensation:  \nDew:  \nFrost:  \nDay 4 Warm Up- Use the following words to show the correct order of the water cycle:  \nPrecipitation, Frost, Run-Off, Condensation, Ground Water, Dew, Transpiration, Evaporation  \nDay 5 Warm Up-Prepare for Quiz  \n2  \n\n|  | Weather Vocabulary Standard 6-4.2\u003Cbr>6-4.2 Summarize the interrelationships among the dynamic processes of the water cycle (including precipitation, evaporation, transpiration, condensation, surface-water flow, and groundwater flow) . |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 1. Water cycle |  | Water that is always moving between the atmosphere (troposphere) and the surface of Earth. |\n| 2. Precipitation |  | Water that falls in various forms – rain, snow, freezing rain, sleet, or hail. |\n| 3. Evaporation |  | Water enters the atmosphere as water vapor through evaporation. |\n| 4. Transpiration |  | Water enters the atmosphere as water vapor through transpiration (plants releasing water vapor) . |\n| 5. Condensation |  | Happens in the atmosphere as water vapor changes to water droplets.\u003Cbr>Clouds form as a result of condensation! |\n| 6. Dew |  | Forms when water vapor condenses directly onto a surface (grass, pavement, etc.) |\n| 7. Frost |  | Forms when water vapor changes from gas directly to ice crystals on a surface when the temperature at which condensing would take place is at the freezing point or below. |\n| 8. Run-off |  | The flow of water that occurs when excess storm water, melt water, or other sources flows over the earth's surface. |\n| 9. Surface-water\u003Cbr>Flow or Groundwater Flow |  | if precipitation falls on land surfaces, it always attempts to move back toward sea level as surface-water flow or groundwater flow.\u003Cbr>The surface that receives the precipitation determines its flow back towards sea level. Examples are: Water will remain on the surface when the surface is not porous or the precipitation is falling too fast for the water to sink into the ground.\u003Cbr>Water will sink into the ground when the surface is porous and there is lots of space in the soil to hold the water. |\n| 10. Porous |  | A lot of space and holes in the soil to hold water. |\n\n\n|  | \u003Cbr>The Water Cycle, Oh Yeah! Chant |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| by Mrs. Massey􀀭\u003Cbr>Water travels in a cycle, oh yeah.\u003Cbr>Water travels in a cycle, oh yeah. It goes up as EVAPORATION.\u003Cbr>It","cbCaig4BrnV5SSKd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig4BrnV5SSKd","pdf",1749224,"English","# Weather Warm Ups\n## Weather Vocabulary\n## Water Cycle\n## Groundwater\n## Rain Gauge\n# Water Cycle Vocabulary Review\n## Day 1 Warm Up: Matching the Water Cycle\n## Day 2 Warm Up: Matching and Concept Checks\n## Day 3 Warm Up: Review Vocabulary\n## Day 4 Warm Up: Order the Water Cycle\n## Day 5 Warm Up: Prepare for Quiz\n# Standards Summary and Terms\n## 6-4.2 Water Cycle Interrelationships\n# Chant and Reporting Activity\n## The Water Cycle, Oh Yeah! 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