The Water Cycle: Precipitation and Collection
Students explore how water returns to the Earth's surface as precipitation and collects in various forms.
Key Questions
- Analyze the different forms of precipitation and their impact on the landscape.
- Compare how water is collected and stored in natural and artificial systems.
- Construct a diagram illustrating the complete journey of a water droplet through the water cycle.
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