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Here are the key points about the importance of the water cycle: - It provides a continuous supply of fresh water for human consumption and industrial use. This improves health and hygiene. - It supports healthy growth of animals and plants by providing a continuous supply of water. This increases food production. - It purifies water by eliminating pollutants and distributes water all over the Earth's surface. - It increases water storage as groundwater. So in summary, the water cycle is essential as it sustains life on Earth by recycling water and providing a continuous supply of fresh water for humans, animals, plants and the environment. Without it, there would be severe water shortages with negative impacts.

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On Water Cycle With Unlocking of Difficulties

Here are the key points about the importance of the water cycle: - It provides a continuous supply of fresh water for human consumption and industrial use. This improves health and hygiene. - It supports healthy growth of animals and plants by providing a continuous supply of water. This increases food production. - It purifies water by eliminating pollutants and distributes water all over the Earth's surface. - It increases water storage as groundwater. So in summary, the water cycle is essential as it sustains life on Earth by recycling water and providing a continuous supply of fresh water for humans, animals, plants and the environment. Without it, there would be severe water shortages with negative impacts.

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SCIENCE IV

Importance of
Water Cycle
Learning Objectives:

1. Describe the importance of the water cycle.


2. Identify the processes in the water cycle.
3. Predict what happens to earth without the water
cycle.
F- ocus and listen carefully to the explanation of
the teacher.
A- sk question if there’s something you did not
Rules for understand by clicking the raised hand reaction.
maximum learning
S- houting of answer is not good, wait for your
name to be called.
T- ry to involve in all the activities. If teacher asks
you something try to answer.
E- njoy our lesson for the day.
R- efrain from pressing any button of your
cellphone or laptop while teacher is presenting
the lesson.
Let us go back to your lesson last time
by playing a game

open Kahoot app


Let’s get started with the game!
Story Time
Unlocking
of
Difficulties

This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC


fluffy –
soft and
furry

This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA


precipitation – the
action or process
when the rain falls
to the ground
huddle –
crowded
together,
gathered
transpiration -
the evaporation
of water from
plants,
especially
leaves. 

This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA


condensate -
change or cause
to change from a
vapor to a liquid

This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY


video
Questions:
1.Who are the characters in the story?

Who - talks about what or which person or people.

Characters – they are the actors/actresses in the story


they are the ones responsible in the events of the story
they are the ones acting out the events of the story

Answer: Aqua ,Jack and Jill


2. Where do the water drops live?

Where - refers to a place

Answer: in a fluffy cloud


3. When did Aqua wake up feeling heavy and cramped?

When - refers to a date, day, year or time

Answer: morning
Rubric
Excellent Very Good Good

If you got 3 If you got 2 If you got 1


correct correct and below
answers answers
Elements of a Story
Characters – actors/actresses in the story
Setting – where and when did the story
Remember that: happen
Plot – the sequence of events in the story
Theme – message of the writer of the story
to the readers
Let us go back to the water cycle
gas will condensate
clouds will be formed

water flows back sun will


into the sea heat up
water will turn to gas the sea

This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC


Questions:
1. What is the illustration all about?

2. What happens when water vapor goes up?

3. What do you think is the role of the sun in the water cycle?

4. what do you think will happen to the earth without water


cycle?
1 2 3 4

Keep trying Good Very good Excellent


Water cycle – is an environmental phenomenon
that consists of three processes, evaporation,
condensation, and precipitation. It is the process
when the water continuously moved in the earth’s
surface.

Evaporation – is the process of turning from


liquid into vapor.
Condensation - is the process by which water
vapor in the air is changed into liquid water.
Precipitation – the process when the rain falls to
the ground.
Respiration -When animals breathe, their
lungs release water vapour to the atmosphere.
This is called respiration.
Transpiration – evaporation of water in plants
Hydrosphere – water part of the earth or water
sphere
Importance of water cycle
Human – continuous water supply for human consumption and
industrial use
Improves health and hygiene practices
Animal – Healthy animal growth, continuous supply of water
Plants – Healthy plant growth
Continuous supply of freshwater Increase production
of crops of freshwater
Environment – Purifies water by eliminating pollutants
Distributes water all over the Earth’s surface
Continuous supply of fresh water
Increase water storage as ground water
Direction: Choose from the box below the processes in the water cycle
being described in each sentence

transpiration respiration evaporation condensation precipitation

1. The process by which plants release water from their leaves.


2. The process by which the condensed water vapor falls back into the
earth’s surface in the form of rain,snow.
3. The process of changing water vapor (gas) into tiny droplets of liquid
water in the atmosphere.
4. The process of changing liquid into water vapor (gas), which comes from
bodies of water and living things.
5.The process by which human and animals breathe out water particles
through their lungs and when they perspire.
Directions: Using the diagram below, identify and explain the
processes involved in the water cycle.
EVALUATING LEARNING
A. Directions: Draw a smiley face if it shows importance of water cycle and
sad face if it shows effects of the absence of water cycle.
_______1. increased crop production
______ 2. withered plants
______3. continuous water storage
______ 4. healthy animal and plant growth
______ 5. water shortage
______6. less sickness in people
B. Describe the importance of water cycle.

_________________________________________________________________

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