Your kids can learn all about the water cycle with this FREE Water Cycle Unit with Fact Cards! They’ll learn the 12 parts of the water cycle, practice their definitions, label a water cycle diagram, have fun with fact cards, and more!
This post is part of the FREE Cheat Sheets & Fact Cards Series
This FREE Water Cycle Unit with Fact Cards includes:
- a water cycle vocabulary cheat sheet
- water cycle vocabulary print copywork to trace or copy
- water cycle vocabulary cursive copywork to trace or copy
- water cycle labeling activity
- water cycle vocabulary fact cards
- blank water cycle vocabulary fact cards for practicing definitions (images can be colored if desired)
This unit explores:
- collection
- condensation
- deposition
- evaporation
- infiltration
- percolation
- plant uptake
- precipitation
- river discharge
- surface flow
- surface runoff
- transpiration
Your students can have fun learning and practicing what they learn with this FREE Water Cycle Unit with Fact Cards. Scroll down for this FREE instant download!
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Instant Download: FREE Water Cycle Unit with Fact Cards
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