Water Cycle
Station A
Actively Learn: Processes of the Water Cycle
Click the picture above. You will be taken to the Actively Learn site.
Click on the "Google" button when you arrive at the "Log in with" page.
Complete the "Processes of the water cycle" assignment.
Station B
Study Jams
Please watch the instructional video FIRST, then click on the picture to get started.
Click the green "Play Video" button to watch the video on the Study Jams site.
When you're finished, close the video, and click the purple "Test Yourself" button on the same site.
Take this practice quiz until you've scored a perfect 7/7.
Upload your final screen shot to the Google Classroom assignment titled, "Study Jams Screen Shot."
If the video won't load, click here for a YouTube version.
Station C
How do clouds form?
Watch this video about the science behind clouds, and answer the questions on your "Water Cycle Stations" worksheet.
[STOP @ 4:59]
Station D
Water Cycle WorksheetWater Cycle Worksheet
Complete this worksheet about the water cycle.
The worksheet is attached to your packet.
Click here to hear the article being read.
Station E
Porosity and Permeability
Click the picture above and click "Login." Complete the "Porosity and Permeability" assignment.
Station F
Relative Humidity vs. Dew Point
Watch this video that describes the relationship between air temperature and relative humidity, and answer the questions on your "Water Cycle Stations" worksheet.
Station G
Sling Psychrometer
Watch this video to see how you can use a sling psychrometer to measure the dew point and relative humidity. These measurements are used to help predict when the atmosphere will produce clouds and rain.
Answer the questions on your "Water Cycle Stations" worksheet.
Station H
Why Humidity Makes You Feel Hotter
Watch the video, and answer the questions on your "Water Cycle Stations" worksheet.
Station I
Groundwater
Watch this video about water that infiltrates into the ground, and answer the questions on your "Water Cycle Stations" worksheet.
Station J
Cloud in a Bottle
Please watch the instructional video above before attempting this demonstration.
Station K
Water Cycle
Watch this awesome video overview of the water cycle that includes some cool satellite imaging from NASA.
Station L
Flocabulary: Water Cycle
Click the picture above to go to the Flocabulary site, use the "Log in with Google" button, and complete the "Water Cycle" assignment.
You must achieve 80%+ for each section. Ask Mr. Fulton for a 'reset' for any section you did not score 80% or better.