Introduction
Water is essential for all life on Earth, and it constantly moves through the environment in a process called the water cycle. In this WebQuest, you will explore the different stages of the water cycle—evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection—and understand how water moves through our planet.
Task
By the end of this WebQuest, you will:
- Create a visual diagram of the water cycle showing all stages.
- Explain the processes and how each stage affects the environment.
- Research real-world examples of the water cycle in action, such as rain formation or river replenishment.
Process
3. Process
- Research: Use these websites to gather information:
- NASA Climate Kids: https://climatekids.nasa.gov/water-cycle/
- National Geographic Kids: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/
- Organize: Take notes on each stage of the water cycle, and list key terms like evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection.
- Create: Make a diagram (digital or on paper) showing all stages and label the processes. Include short explanations for each part.
- Present: Share your diagram and explanation with your class in a short presentation or upload it to your learning platform.
Evaluation
5. Evaluation
Your work will be evaluated based on:
- Accuracy of information about each stage of the water cycle (40%)
- Creativity and clarity of your diagram (30%)
- Quality of explanations and presentation (30%)
Conclusion
6. Conclusion
Understanding the water cycle helps us see how water moves through the environment, affects weather patterns, and supports life on Earth. By completing this WebQuest, you will gain a clear picture of this important natural process and how it connects to our daily lives.
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JOHN EDWARD COLINA LOQUISAN, RPH