<Tab/>Water never stops moving. Snow and rain fall to the earth from clouds. The rain and melted snow run downhill into rivers and lakes, sometimes crashing over waterfalls. Eventually the water flows into the ocean. During evaporation, the water turns from liquid into gas, and moves from oceans and lakes into the atmosphere where it forms clouds. Then the cycle begins all over again. <Tab/>The …
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…deposit. <Tab/>I would defiantly use demonstrations or experiments to teach students about the water cycle. The water cycle is not a difficult topic although the students would be much more involved and remember if they see it for their selves and/or experiment with it. I do not remember my teachers demonstrating or letting us experiment with the water cycle; therefore, this puzzler was very interesting and fun to observe.