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Water Cycle WebSurf

Second Grade
Part I
http://www.epa.gov/safewater/kids/flash/flash_watercycle.html

Part II
http://www.units.miamioh.edu/dragonfly/water/watercycle.shtml

Part III
http://techalive.mtu.edu/meec/module01/EvaporationandTranspiration.htm


Third Grade
Part I
http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/solarsystem/sun_for_kids_main.html

Part II
http://www.educationsoutheastwater.com.au/game/natural-water-cycle.html

Part III
http://www.amnh.org/education/resources/rfl/web//starsguide/our-star.html



Fourth Grade
Part I

Part II

Part III
http://eo.ucar.edu/kids/green/cycles3.htm

Comments

  1. Today one of the things that I learned is there is such a thing as infiltration which is when the water is entering the soil. One question I have is how many other undercover steps of the water cycle is there????? I was surprised to learn that we are actually part of the water cycle ourselves!!

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  2. I loved this awesome web surf!! I was surprised that there are actually so many steps!

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  3. I was VERY surprised that the process of water joining the aquifers (or groundwater) is called infiltration. Moving because I'm the water cycle!

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  4. I learned that infiltration is when water soaks through the soil.I wonder how many raindrops can fall from a cloud when there is a rainstorm. I was surprised that plants have water that can evaporate from inside of them.

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  5. I'm wondering if there is a name for water coming from the aquifers to lakes and oceans?

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  6. I agree with Nora, I learned that as well. Another thing I learned was that animals and plants give off water vapor. A question I have is: Do humans give off water vapor as well as plants and animals?

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  7. I learned that infiltration in the water cycle is water entering soil!

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  8. I was so surpised that there is such thing as infiltration. Which is the water
    that falls into the soil.

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  9. I learned that transpiration is plants "sweating".

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  10. We learned that infiltration is water soaking into the Earth's crust layer.

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  11. Today was fun! I learned that plants sweat like us! P.S there is a typo on part one!:)

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  12. We learned that infiltration is when water enters the soil. Is there another part of the water cycle that we don't know about?

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  13. Will H. and Will Sc.March 25, 2015 at 12:59 PM

    We were very surprised to find out that people plants and animals can be part of the water cycle to!

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  14. One thing I learned was that Transpiration is when a plant sweats. I know, totally CRAZY!!!!!!! Some thing that surprised me was that sweat evaporates too! Which leads me too a gross question, but I am so eager to find out! When it is raining isn't it raining sweat along with water? I loved this web surf a lot! There are too many things that I learned to write down!!!!!!

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  15. I had a fun time learning about the water cycle.

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  16. I learned the sun is important to the water cycle.

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  17. I think it's cool that our Sun is over 4.5 billion years old.

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  18. I learned that the sun causes evaporation.

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  19. Nicole and Cooper C.March 26, 2015 at 10:22 AM

    It was really fun to learn about the water cycle, especially the game.

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  20. My favorite part of the web surf was drawing the sun. I learned about the sun's layers.

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  21. I learned that the sun is actually not the same as you think it is.

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