Introduction
Ever wonder where rain comes from or why puddles disappear? In this WebQuest, you’ll explore how water moves around the Earth and discover the journey of the water cycle! Get ready to become a water detective and see how it affects our environment every day.
Task
Research the water cycle and create a digital presentation (PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Canva) showing the stages:
- Evaporation
- Condensation
- Precipitation
- Collection
Include a diagram and at least one real-life example. At the end, you will present your findings to the class.
Process
1.Read the basic explanation of the water cycle using the links below.
2.Watch the videos to see real-life examples of each stage.
3.Take notes and write a short explanation for every stage in your own words.
4.Create a digital presentation including diagrams and examples.
5.Review your work and submit it online.
Evaluation
- Content Accuracy (40%) – All stages of the water cycle correctly explained.
- Creativity/Visuals (20%) – Presentation has diagrams, images, or visuals.
- Clarity/Organization (20%) – Easy to understand and organized.
- Effort/Completion (20%) – Complete work and submitted on time.
Conclusion
By completing this WebQuest, you now understand how water moves through the environment. Think about what surprised you most and how you can observe the water cycle in your daily life—like rainfall, dew, or puddles drying in the sun!
Credits
- NASA Climate Kids – Water Cycle
- National Geographic Kids – Water Cycle
- YouTube: “The Water Cycle Explained”