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Roll no.239
Song no.1
Foundation Level
**“The Journey of the Water Cycle”** is an educational and engaging topic that explores the continuous movement of water around our planet. From oceans, rivers, and lakes to clouds, rain, and underground water, every drop of water takes part in an amazing natural journey.
The water cycle begins when the **Sun heats water**, causing it to change into water vapor and rise into the atmosphere. This process is called **evaporation**. As the water vapor rises and cools, it changes into tiny droplets that form clouds. This process is known as **condensation**.
When the clouds become full of water droplets, water returns to Earth as **precipitation** in the form of rain, snow, or hail. Some water flows into rivers, lakes, and oceans, while some enters the soil and becomes groundwater. Plants also release water vapor into the air through **transpiration**.
The water cycle is essential for life. It provides fresh water for people, animals, and plants and helps maintain Earth’s natural environment. Understanding this journey also reminds us to **save water, prevent pollution, and protect our planet**.
**Every drop has a journey, and every journey helps support life on Earth.**
#WaterCycle #WaterJourney #Science #EarthScience #Evaporation #Condensation #Precipitation #Transpiration #WaterConservation #ScienceForKids #Environment #Learning
Roll no.239
Song no.1
Foundation Level
**“The Journey of the Water Cycle”** is an educational and engaging topic that explores the continuous movement of water around our planet. From oceans, rivers, and lakes to clouds, rain, and underground water, every drop of water takes part in an amazing natural journey.
The water cycle begins when the **Sun heats water**, causing it to change into water vapor and rise into the atmosphere. This process is called **evaporation**. As the water vapor rises and cools, it changes into tiny droplets that form clouds. This process is known as **condensation**.
When the clouds become full of water droplets, water returns to Earth as **precipitation** in the form of rain, snow, or hail. Some water flows into rivers, lakes, and oceans, while some enters the soil and becomes groundwater. Plants also release water vapor into the air through **transpiration**.
The water cycle is essential for life. It provides fresh water for people, animals, and plants and helps maintain Earth’s natural environment. Understanding this journey also reminds us to **save water, prevent pollution, and protect our planet**.
**Every drop has a journey, and every journey helps support life on Earth.**
#WaterCycle #WaterJourney #Science #EarthScience #Evaporation #Condensation #Precipitation #Transpiration #WaterConservation #ScienceForKids #Environment #Learning
#rsisb
Roll no.239
Song no.1
Foundation Level
**“The Journey of the Water Cycle”** is an educational and engaging topic that explores the continuous movement of water around our planet. From oceans, rivers, and lakes to clouds, rain, and underground water, every drop of water takes part in an amazing natural journey.
The water cycle begins when the **Sun heats water**, causing it to change into water vapor and rise into the atmosphere. This process is called **evaporation**. As the water vapor rises and cools, it changes into tiny droplets that form clouds. This process is known as **condensation**.
When the clouds become full of water droplets, water returns to Earth as **precipitation** in the form of rain, snow, or hail. Some water flows into rivers, lakes, and oceans, while some enters the soil and becomes groundwater. Plants also release water vapor into the air through **transpiration**.
The water cycle is essential for life. It provides fresh water for people, animals, and plants and helps maintain Earth’s natural environment. Understanding this journey also reminds us to **save water, prevent pollution, and protect our planet**.
💧 **Every drop has a journey, and every journey helps support life on Earth.** 🌍
#WaterCycle #WaterJourney #Science #EarthScience #Evaporation #Condensation #Precipitation #Transpiration #WaterConservation #ScienceForKids #Environment #Learning
