Introduction
Have you ever wondered where rain comes from and where it goes after it falls? In this WebQuest, you’ll explore the amazing journey of a water drop as it travels through the Water Cycle — from the clouds to the ground and back again!
Task
Your task is to:
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Learn the different stages of the water cycle: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection.
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Create a simple poster or digital presentation that shows the stages of the water cycle with labels and arrows.
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Explain how the water cycle helps life on Earth.
Process
Follow these steps:
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Learn about the Water Cycle
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Watch this video: The Water Cycle for Kids
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Read this article: Water Cycle | National Geographic Kids
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Explore this interactive page: The Water Cycle | NASA Climate Kids
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Take Notes
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Write down what happens in each stage of the water cycle.
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Draw or print pictures to help you remember the process.
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Create Your Poster/Presentation
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Include all four main stages.
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Add arrows to show the movement of water.
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Be creative — you can use colored paper, markers, or PowerPoint/Canva.
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Share Your Work
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Present your poster to the class.
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Explain each part of the water cycle in your own words.
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Submit your Poster/Presentation in this Google Drive. Rename your file, ex. JAMERO_Poster/Presentation
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lO1EUIVPj1Pzyf303uCgTozV9vJitfgN?usp=drive_link
Evaluation
Your work will be graded using this simple rubric:
| Criteria | Excellent (3) | Good (2) | Needs Improvement (1) |
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| Content Accuracy | All stages are correct and well explained | Most stages correct | Few correct stages |
| Creativity | Very colorful and original design | Some creativity shown | Lacks creativity |
| Presentation | Spoke clearly and confidently | Spoke clearly most of the time | Unclear or incomplete explanation |
Conclusion
Now you understand how water moves around our planet and why it’s important for all living things. Reflect:
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What part of the water cycle do you find most interesting?
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How can we take care of our water resources?
Submit you reflection papers in this Google Drive. Rename your file, ex. JAMERO_Reflection
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1EA4GurUJt5T2QNwJSZY1h92aDGUFLVCW?usp=sharing