1.   The Big Dropper - The Life Cycle of a Raindrop Students will research the Internet, Alabama Virtual Library, online and printed encyclopedias, and other reference material to gather information on the water cycle. Students will then use the gathered data to create a slideshow presentation and a newsletter demonstrating their understanding of the water cycle.

2.   The Magic School Bus Wet All Over teach about the water cycle with this fun hands-on lesson plan based on the Magic School Bus series.

3.   Water Works Students will study their local watershed to understand why water is an indicator of environmental health. Then they will write a poem or song to persuade others to protect their local water resources.

4.   I Just Drank George Washington’s Water! Students learn about the water cycle through a lesson emphasizing the continuity of this process by claiming we may use the same water as George Washington did.

5.   Send in the Clouds Offers a project suggestion for displaying student knowledge on the water cycle while increasing vocabulary.

6.   Follow the Water Cycle Presents a science experiment idea for teaching students about the water cycle and water as a solid, in particular.

7.   St. Louis River Watch St. Louis River Watch is a comprehensive river monitoring activity. The fundamental question is simple: What does a healthy waterway look like? The strength of this activity is that the question is addressed at several levels.

1.   Unit Opener - The Water Cycle Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Return to Unit List Grade 6 6 Unit 1: Experience Teacher's Edition p. 1 Unit Opener Unit Opener The Water Cycle From the Student Web Page The Water Cycle How can rain return to the sky? Find out at this Web page! Read the introduction. Next click the links on the left and read each page. Take notes about what you learn. Use what you learned to write down reasons why keeping water clean is important to everyon...

2.   Topic: Water Cycle Topic: Water Cycle Lesson 7 Grade Level: 6,7,8 Goals: The students will be introduced to the water cycle. The students will understand how water all different aspects of life on Earth. Materials: Overhead/diagram of water cycle Paper Markers Content Area: Science Art Concepts: Water Cycle Weather Procedure: 1. The tea...

3.   Water Cycle Lesson Plan Teacher: Mentor: Keri Ruth Heindel Ferris Subject: Water Cycle Lesson Title: Water Cycle Objectives: Identify the key terms associated with the water cycle Understand the steps/ processes in the water cycle TEKS No standards added. Materials: -Ziploc bag, dixie cups - See, Do, Motivation: Draw Water Cycle Activity and Window - Now You Demonstration See It, Now...

4.   Teacher Lesson Plan Teacher Lesson Plan Day One Procedures 1. Teresa enters classroom on a unicyle, followed by Jenny dressed to demonstrate uses of water. 2. Discuss Cycles. What is a unicycle? What is a water cycle? What else is a cylce? Include discussion about the cycle of a day and the cycle of the seasons. 3. Discuss the uses and locations of water. Where is water? How do we use water? Convey these points: All living things contain water, water is nat...

5.   Water Cycle Lesson Plan Teacher: Mentor: Megan Pugh Terry Riggle Subject: Aquatic Science Lesson Title: Water Cycle Objectives: The learner will be able to identify and define the parts of a water cycle. TEKS TEKSENV 112.44 c5B TEKSGMO 112.49 c10A TEKSGMO 112.49 c10C TEKSGMO 112.49 c12A Materials: Technology, Motivation: 9 cubes, Pictures, construction game. paper. Teaching Procedure Bellwork: Have students recal...

6.   Evergreen - Water Cycle, Evaporation and Condensation Evergreen Home Page Projects Teacher's Corner Funding Our Resources Project Registry Library Native Plant Database FAQs Expert Assistance Regional Associates Discussion Forum Water Cycle, Evaporation and Condensation Jane Fletcher Grade level: Grade 2. Provincial curriculum links: Ontario. Subject: Science; Drama. Keywords: Water, water cycle, drama, evaporation, lake, condensation. Description Students learn about the parts of the water cycle and then demonstrate their understandin...

7.   Creating the Water Cycle Creating the Water Cycle National Science Education Standards correlation: Earth and Space Science Content Standard D;? Grades 5-8: The Structure of the Earth System. ?Water, which covers the majority of the earth's surface, circulates through the crust, oceans, and atmosphere in what is known as the ?water cycle.? Water ev...

8.   Paula Jones Water Quality by Paula Jones Background: This is a water quality unit. It is designed for a second grade class. Most children are not aware of how much water there is on the surface of the planet. This unit will help the students understand and realize that most of the planet's surface is water and how little i...

9.   BBC - Schools Science Clips - Changing state Offline lesson plan ...s Help _ Copyright 0 Ages 8 - 9 Ages 9 - 10 Ages 10 - 11 Contact Us Like this page? Send it to a friend! _ Science topics ages 9 - 10 Changing state Curriculum relevance Online lesson plan Offline lesson plan Worksheet Activity Quiz _ Offline lesson plan 0 Objectives Identify the changing states of water, water vapour and ice in the context of the water cycle, and understand that these are reversible changes. _   National Curriculum England: Key Stage 2, Sc1 2f, 2j, 2k; Sc3 2b, 2d, 2e   Wales: Key Stage 2, Materials and their properties, 2.1, 2.2, 2.6, 2.8 0 Northern Ireland: Key Stage 2, Materials, Chang...

10.   Goals Lesson Title: Understanding the Water Cycle by: Allison Maldonado Grade Level: Early Childhood Goals: to demonstrate how water is constantly reused and recycled by the Water Cycle, how clouds form, and how precipitation is made. Learning Objectives: Students will: Identify the three stages of the Water Cycle. Use correct vocabulary to describ...