Water Cycle – Fill in the Blanks

Look at the pictures of the water cycle and fill in the blanks with the correct stages (Condensation – Evaporation – Precipitation – Collection). When the Sun heats up water from rivers, lakes, and oceans, it changes into water vapor and rises into the air. This process is called (a)   .

Look at the pictures of the water cycle and fill in the blanks with the correct stages (Condensation – Evaporation – Precipitation – Collection). The water vapor cools down and forms tiny droplets that come together to make clouds. This process is called (a)   .

Look at the pictures of the water cycle and fill in the blanks with the correct stages (Condensation – Evaporation – Precipitation – Collection). When the clouds become heavy, water falls back to the Earth as rain, snow, or hail. This process is called (a)   .

Look at the pictures of the water cycle and fill in the blanks with the correct stages (Condensation – Evaporation – Precipitation – Collection). The water collects in oceans, lakes, rivers, and the ground. This process is called (a)   .

Draw a water cycle and label the stages.