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Students construct models of the water cycle to illustrate its major components and processes; they then adapt their models to show how they think water would cycle in various ecosystems.

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Students construct models of the water cycle to illustrate its major components and processes; they then adapt their models to show how they think water would cycle in various ecosystems. Constructing water cycle models can help students better appreciate how evaporation and condensation help move water through the environment and around the world.

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Topic(s)	General Water
Subject(s)	Science
Grade Level(s)	Upper Elementary, Middle School
Language(s)	English
Page Count	5