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 \npopbooksonline.com  \nabdopublishing.com  \nPublished by Pop!,o division of ABDO,PO Box398166,MinneapolisMinnesota 55439.Copyrigh+⑥2019 by POP,LC.Infernafional copyrightsreserved in all countries.No part of this book may be reproduced in anyform without written permission from the publisher.Pop!TM is a trademarkand logo of POP,LLC.  \nPrinted in the United States of America,North Mankato,Minnesota  \nTHIS BOOK CONTAINSRECYCLED MATERIALS  \n042018  \n092018  \nDistributed in paperback by North Star Editions,Inc.Cover Photo:Shutterstock Images  \nInterior Photos:Shutterstock Images,1,5,6,9,11,12,15,17,19(top),19(boftomleff),21;iStockphoto,19(botiom right)Editor:Meg GaertnerSeries Designer;Loura Mitchell  \nScan this code*and others like it while you read,or visit the website below to make this book pop.popbooksonline.com/the-water-cycle*Scanning QR codes requires a web-enabled smart device with a QR code reader appand a camera.  \nLibrary of Congress Control Number:2017963479  \nPublisher's Cataloging-in-Publication DataNames:Nelson,Penelope S.,author.Title:The water cycle/by Penelope S.Nelson  \nDescription:Minneapolis,Minnesota:Pop!,2019.|Series:Weather watchlincludes online resources and index.  \nIdentifiers:ISBN 9781532160554(lib.bdg.)「 ISBN9781635178432(pbk)[ISBN9781532161674(ebook)  \nSubjects:LCSH:Water cycles--Juvenile literature.I Weather--Juvenileliterature.|Meteorology--Juvenile literature.Classification:DDC551.5--dc23  \nHello!My name is  \nCody Koala  \nPop open this book andyou'l find QR codes likethis one,loaded withinformation,so you canlearn even more!  \nTable of Contents  \nChapter 1The Water Cycle  \nChapter 2  \nEvaporation...10  \nChapter 3  \nCondensation..14  \nChapter 4  \nPrecipitation.18  \nMaking Connections22Glossary..23Index..  ......24Online Resources24  \nChapter l  \nThe WaterCycle  \nWater is all around us.It isimportant to life on Earth.Water comes in differentforms.It changes formsthrough the water cycle.  \nWater can be foundin many different places.  \nSome water is in the ground.Some of it is in lakes,rivers,and oceans.Some water isfrozen in big sheets of ice.  \nOceans store morethan 95 percent ofEarth's water.  \nWater moves from oneplace to another.Snow  \nmelts and flows into streams.Rivers flow into oceans.Rainfills lakes and ponds.This isall part of the water cycle.","cbCaidF3wYgXlVD2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidF3wYgXlVD2","pdf",2976143,28,"English","# Table of Contents\n## Chapter 1The Water Cycle\n## Chapter 2 Evaporation\n## Chapter 3 Condensation\n## Chapter 4 Precipitation\n# Making Connections\n## Glossary\n## Index\n## Online Resources","[{\"question\":\"Where can water be found on Earth?\",\"answer\":\"Water is found in the ground, in lakes, rivers, and oceans, and it can be frozen in big sheets of ice.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the water cycle describe?\",\"answer\":\"The water cycle describes how water moves from one place to another and changes forms on Earth.\"},{\"question\":\"How does water move through the water cycle?\",\"answer\":\"Snow melts and flows into streams, rivers flow into oceans, and rain fills lakes and ponds as part of the cycle.\"}]","THE WATER CYCLE - Chapter 1 - The Water Cycle | PDF",1790708510,71]