Friday, September 24, 2010
Ayaan explains the Water Cycle
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
The Water Cycle by Quentin
Friday, September 10, 2010
Water Cycle by Briana
INTRODUCTION In New Zealand water is life. Water is very important for those who want to survive. Therefore we might think that water isn't much but everything needs water. And everything is from the heat of the sun. Subsequently the sun's heat controls the water cycle.
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Did you know that water is very valuable to all living things and there are three state forms of water: liquid, solid and gas?
PRECIPITATION
Precipitation is the process of little droplets of water such as snow, rain, ice and crystals falling down to the earth's surface and the clouds get heavy and rains back down.
HOW THE WATER CYCLE WORKS
The water cycle works in three state forms for example:
CONDENSATION Condensation is the process of a gas cooling down to became a liquid. Condensation is like a gas cloud that is formed from Evaporation.
EVAPORATION
Evaporation forms from Precipitation to Infiltration in the ground for the water to flow into the sea and then Evaporation happens. Then it forms into Condensation like before and turns into a cloud.
ATMOSPHERE
Atmosphere is an envelope surrounding the earth, otherwise the water will float away.
By Briana
Friday, September 3, 2010
Water Cycle by Campbell
Did you know water is life?
When you turn the tap on clean water flows out. Do you ever wonder where that water comes from?
Over 70 percent of water on earth is salt water and only 3 percent is fresh. Therefore water is rare. Water evaporates into invisible water drops. Most of you and me are made of water.
Water can be used in any kind of way like washing, cleaning, drinking, watering, making swimming.
These are some of the things that are in the water cycle:
- Solid = ice
- Liquid = water
- Gas = water vapour
Subsequently water is good for you and me. You should use water carefully because water is essential for the environment.

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