Water cycle webquest 2025

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The document outlines a Grade 7 science lesson focused on the water cycle and the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) satellite mission by NASA, which aims to enhance understanding of global precipitation patterns. It explains the processes of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation, emphasizing their significance in Earth's weather systems. The document includes interactive webquest activities for students to explore various aspects of the water cycle, including sources of freshwater, the importance of precipitation measurements, and how water moves through different Earth spheres.

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Begin by answering the initial questions about Earth's water coverage and sources. Use your background knowledge or browse online for accurate information.
Watch the introductory video linked in the document to understand GPM's significance, then respond to related questions regarding water sources and their importance.
Follow the provided links to animations and articles that illustrate the water cycle. Take notes on key processes like evaporation and condensation as you answer subsequent questions.
Utilize the diagram of the hydrologic cycle to write a detailed paragraph explaining how a droplet of water moves through different Earth systems, ensuring you describe state changes and interactions.
Complete all sections by referencing additional resources provided in the webquest, ensuring thorough responses that reflect your understanding of the water cycle.

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