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Are you looking for a fun and interactive way to teach your students about the water cycle, one of our planet’s most precious resources? Look no further than this Water Cycle Mini Science Unit!
This mini-unit has everything you need to study and organize your learning about the water cycle, including short reading passages, organizers, interactive notebook foldable activities, writing activities, posters, video links, and more. Your students will love learning about the importance of the water cycle and the role it plays in each of our lives.
The included materials cover a wide range of topics related to the water cycle, including the wonder of water, different types of water, water under the ground, rivers and lakes, and even types of precipitation. There are also 12 interactive notebook foldable pieces, a water cycle quiz, and 12 water cycle task cards for centers.
And that’s not all – this mini-unit also comes with 9 beautiful water and water cycle posters, 12 water cycle word wall cards, water cycle graphic organizers, and video and resource links to enhance your students’ learning experience.
Grab this Water Cycle Mini Science Unit today and help your students become experts on this essential topic!
Included in this Mini Unit
- The Wonder of Water
- An Abundance of Salt Water
- What is Fresh Water?
- Water Under the Ground
- Rivers and Lake
- Iceberg Dead Ahead
- Fresh Water Quiz
- Everyone has a Part to Play
- Water Cycle Matchmaker
- Types of Precipitation
- Water Cycle Sequence of Events
- Illustrate the Water Cycle
- The Water Cycle
- Part of the Cycle
- 12 Interactive Notebook Foldable Pieces
- Water Cycle Quiz
- 12 Water Cycle Task Cards for Centers
- 9 Beautiful Water and Water Cycle Posters
- 12 Water Cycle Word Wall Cards
- Water Cycle Graphic Organizers
- Video Links and Resource Links
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