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2nd Grade - 5th Grade
Understanding Earth's Water - Water Distribution - Geography and Earth Sciences
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Understanding Earth's Water - Water Distribution - Geography and Earth Sciences
2nd Grade - 5th Grade
Science
Explore the distribution and types of water on Earth, including oceans and freshwater sources. Gain insights into Earth's water composition and the distinction between saltwater and freshwater.
4th Grade
Water Cycle Dynamics - Understanding Evaporation and Condensation - Earth's Water Cycle
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Water Cycle Dynamics - Understanding Evaporation and Condensation - Earth's Water Cycle
4th Grade
Science
Examine the mechanisms of evaporation and condensation within Earth's water cycle. Understand the continuous movement of water driven by solar energy and its impact on the environment.
4th Grade
Understanding Atmospheric Processes - Water Cycle - Physical Geography
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Understanding Atmospheric Processes - Water Cycle - Physical Geography
4th Grade
Science
Investigate the key phases of the water cycle and their importance within Earth's systems. Identify and understand processes such as evaporation and condensation, which are fundamental for enhancing geographical knowledge.
4th Grade
[Understanding Earth's Water Processes - Water Distribution and the Hydrosphere]
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[Understanding Earth's Water Processes - Water Distribution and the Hydrosphere]
4th Grade
Science
Examine the distribution of Earth's water, highlighting its presence in oceans, ice formations, and glaciers, along with related atmospheric processes. Understand the hydrosphere's interconnected systems and gain comprehensive knowledge of the water cycle.
4th Grade
Understanding Processes - The Water Cycle - Earth Science
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Understanding Processes - The Water Cycle - Earth Science
4th Grade
Science
Analyze the mechanisms and stages of the water cycle, focusing on evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Understand the cycle's energy sources and examine its environmental impacts, aiming to develop a comprehensive grasp of these natural processes.
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