
Where is the water?
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Science
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10th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
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Enrique Reyes
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11 Slides • 7 Questions
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Where is our water?
"On water storage and cycles"
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-If we know the hydro cycle, how do we use that knowledge to protect water?
Water Conservation
-Where are the bodies of water that store all of the earth's water?
Water Storage
Learning Objectives
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Open Ended
Name AS MANY bodies of water as you can! (Don't forget: solid, liquid, and gas count too!)
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Poll
If you had to guess...
Which body of water contains most of the Earth's water?
The atmosphere
The Ocean
Rivers, lakes, and streams
Living Things
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Review: Where is the Water?
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Water mostly in water vapor form
Atmosphere
Bodies of running water on the surface of the planet
Hydrosphere
4 Spheres - Those we can see
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"Geo" means earth. Water contained below ground!
Geosphere
"Bio" means life! Water contained in living things
Biosphere
4 Spheres - A bit hidden
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Multiple Choice
Which sphere includes all the water underground?
Hydrosphere
Geosphere
Atmosphere
Biosphere
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Match
Match the following bodies of water to their location
Hydrosphere
Biosphere
Atmosphere
Geosphere
Oceans
Plants
Clouds
Groundwater
Oceans
Plants
Clouds
Groundwater
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Residence time: On average, how long is a water
molecule in one reservoir?
•Oceans: 4,000 years
•Lakes: 10 years
•Rivers: 2 weeks
•Atmosphere: 10 days
•Groundwater: 2 weeks to 10,000 years
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Residence time: On average, how long is a water
molecule in one reservoir?
•Oceans: 4,000 years
•Lakes: 10 years
•Rivers: 2 weeks
•Atmosphere: 10 days
•Groundwater: 2 weeks to 10,000 years
Discussion: What are some vocabulary words we can use to describe how water moves between these bodies?
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Hotspot
Where does percolation happen?
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Hotspot
Where does condensation happen?
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Hotspot
Where does precipitation happen?
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Hydrological Cycle - Sketching Activity
Choose 1 of the templates OR draw your own landscape
-Draw & Label an example of each sphere: hydrosphere, biosphere, geosphere,
atmosphere
-Label (using arrows) the main processes of the hydrological cycle:
evaporation, condensation, precipitation, transpiration, infiltration/percolation
It’s not about “prettiness”, it’s about clarity!
-Title, labels, bold letters, color?
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Hydrological Cycle - Instagram/Snapchat Challenge
Working in groups of 3-4
-Using Google Slides, create a diagram of the hydrological cycle
-Challenge: You may only use photos you’ve posted on Snapchat or
Instagram! Use some creative liberties!
-Label groups of photos as hydrosphere, geosphere, biosphere,
atmosphere
-Use arrows to label: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, transpiration,
infiltration/percolation
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Water Cycle in a Bag Challenge
Work in groups of 3-4
-Using only the materials in your paper bag, recreate or represent the
hydrological cycle
-Each paper bag includes:
-1 bottle of water
-Foil
-Plastic wrap
-Bag of leaves
-Bag of dirt
-String
Where is our water?
"On water storage and cycles"
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