The Water Cycle

The Water Cycle
An Internet Hotlist on The Water Cycle

created by Debbie Rosenstein
Grand Prairie ISD

Introduction | General Information | Water Cycle WebQuest

Introduction
Use the links below to gather information about the important processes that make up the water cycle.

The Internet Resources

General Information

EPA Region 7 - Kids Page - THE WATER CYCLE - The sun shines on water in rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands and oceans and makes the water warmer. This turns the water into vapor or steam. The water vapor leaves the lake or ocean or river and goes into the air, where it becomes a cloud.
Make a Water Cycle Wheel - The endless movement of water in nature is called the water cycle. If you want to color your own Water Cycle Wheel, then click on the arrow. -->
Round & Round It Goes! - The Water Cycle - Click on the image to read about different parts of the water cycle.
The Water Cycle - Fun facts for kids about the Water Cycle. Includes photos, activity suggestions and some printable worksheets.
The Water Cycle - Reading Comprehension - Reading comprehension passages for the water cycle. Students choose words for each part of the cycle in the passage and then check their answers.
The Water Cycle - ZoomSchool.com - The Water Cycle (also known as the hydrologic cycle) is the journey water takes as it circulates from the land to the sky and back again.
The Water Cycle at Work - animation - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s website on drinking water and ground water.
Water Cycle - Animated Diagram - Animated water cycle diagram for teachers and students.

Water Cycle WebQuest

Water Cycle WebQuest - Our class is going on a trip through the water cycle. We are all going to become drops of water. We will discover the answers to the following questions...

Content by Debbie Rosenstein, debra.rosenstein@gpisd.org
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Last revised Tue Oct 27 10:15:50 US/Pacific 2009