Details
Languages
English
Grade
3rd, 4th, 5th
Resource Type
Activities, Science Centers, Worksheets
Product
Digital
Pages
34 Pages
Subject
Reading & Literacy, Writing, Science
Standard
Common Core English Language Arts Standards, Next Generation Science Standards
Description
It's time to learn about the water cycle! These activities are low-to-no prep, full of fun, and engaging that will get your students excited about learning about the parts of the water cycle.
If you're looking for a comprehensive and easy-to-understand resource covering all the bases, this is it. It's got a brief history of the subject, with an overview of all the most critical points. This worksheet is full of fun activities that require students to use their knowledge and describe information about the water cycle. It also includes diagrams and illustrations to help illustrate their learning and make it more fun.
This Activity aligns with Next Generation Science Standards:
⚬ SC.5.E.7.1 Create a model to explain the parts of the water cycle. Water can be a gas, a liquid, or a solid and can go back and forth from one state to another.
They can complete the activities on paper or on a computer using Google Classroom. This resource is divided into the following sections, and within each section are ready-to-print resources and engaging activities:
Introduction to Water Cycle
It has a brief history of the subject, with an overview of all the most important points. It also includes diagrams and illustrations to help illustrate what they're learning and make it more fun.
Engaging Activities
✍️ Identify items that represent the water cycle
✍️ Arrange the items in order that best describes how water emerges from the aquifer into a natural spring
✍️ Identify the pictures of different sources of freshwater
✍️ Decide which of the given scenarios best describes how water moves
✍️ Identify the process of evaporation
✍️ Identify if the description is a respiration or a perspiration
✍️ True or False questionnaires about the water cycle
✍️ Multiple choice questions
✍️ Illustrate the water cycle
✍️ Research the terms given and how it relates to the water cycle
✍️ Fill in the blanks
✍️ Complete the diagram of the water cycle
✍️ The water cycle word search
✍️ Science experiment: What happens during the water cycle?
Answer Key to Activities
All Science Activities include an answer key that is available as PDF and Google Slides. The answer key is a valuable resource to use in the classroom, or at home, as they help students learn how to explain their answers, check if their explanations are correct, and improve their scientific knowledge and thinking skills.
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If you're looking for a comprehensive and easy-to-understand resource covering all the bases, this is it. It's got a brief history of the subject, with an overview of all the most critical points. This worksheet is full of fun activities that require students to use their knowledge and describe information about the water cycle. It also includes diagrams and illustrations to help illustrate their learning and make it more fun.
This Activity aligns with Next Generation Science Standards:
⚬ SC.5.E.7.1 Create a model to explain the parts of the water cycle. Water can be a gas, a liquid, or a solid and can go back and forth from one state to another.
They can complete the activities on paper or on a computer using Google Classroom. This resource is divided into the following sections, and within each section are ready-to-print resources and engaging activities:
Introduction to Water Cycle
It has a brief history of the subject, with an overview of all the most important points. It also includes diagrams and illustrations to help illustrate what they're learning and make it more fun.
Engaging Activities
✍️ Identify items that represent the water cycle
✍️ Arrange the items in order that best describes how water emerges from the aquifer into a natural spring
✍️ Identify the pictures of different sources of freshwater
✍️ Decide which of the given scenarios best describes how water moves
✍️ Identify the process of evaporation
✍️ Identify if the description is a respiration or a perspiration
✍️ True or False questionnaires about the water cycle
✍️ Multiple choice questions
✍️ Illustrate the water cycle
✍️ Research the terms given and how it relates to the water cycle
✍️ Fill in the blanks
✍️ Complete the diagram of the water cycle
✍️ The water cycle word search
✍️ Science experiment: What happens during the water cycle?
Answer Key to Activities
All Science Activities include an answer key that is available as PDF and Google Slides. The answer key is a valuable resource to use in the classroom, or at home, as they help students learn how to explain their answers, check if their explanations are correct, and improve their scientific knowledge and thinking skills.
_________________________________________________________________
FOR QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS ☕
If you have any concerns about the product or your purchase, you can send us a direct message on Classful or an email to [email protected]
THANK YOU FOR VISITING JAMIE'S PLAYGROUND STORE ✏️
Subscribe to my website to get access to pages of FREE resources for your classroom today! You'll also get my best teaching tips and promotions sent straight to your inbox!
LET'S CONNECT ❤️
⚬ Follow me on TpT: Jamie's Playground
⚬ Check out my website: jamiesplayground.org
⚬ Find Jamie's Playground on Instagram, Pinterest, and TikTok
It's time to learn about the water cycle! These activities are low-to-no prep, full of fun, and engaging that will get your students excited about learning about the parts of the water cycle. If you're looking for a comprehensive and... more
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