Science

= The Water Cycle =



 Water travels in a cycle yes it does, yes it does! Water travels in a cycle yes it does, yes it does! It goes up as evaporation Then forms clouds of condensation Then comes down as precipitation yes it does, yes it does!

=States of Matter =

====Solids hold their shape no matter what container they are put into. For example, ice cubes stay in the shape they were molded into in the ice tray. If I put the ice cubes into a glass, they are still in the shape of ice cubes. If I put the ice cubes into a ziploc bag, they are still in the shape of ice cubes. If I put the ice cubes into a bucket, they are still in the shape of ice cubes.====

Liquids take the shape of the container they are put into. If I pour water into an ice tray, it takes the shape of the ice tray. If I pour water into a ziploc bag it takes the shape of the bag. If I pour water into a bucket, it takes the shape of the bucket.

Gases spread out to fill the container they are put into. Gases must be trapped in a container with a lid or else they spread out to fill up the room. When you blow up a balloon, you can see the gas being trapped inside and filling up the balloon.

Can you sort this list of elements into solids, liquids, and gases?
Neon, soda, wood, television, smoke, water, basketball, water vapor, ice, carbon dioxide, pencil, juice, milk, book, oxygen, clock, marker

= Life Cycles: Butterflies & Frogs =

EGG

LARVA

PUPA

ADULT

Adult Frog 1. Eggs, 2. Tadpole, 3. Tadpole with legs, 4. Young frog (sometimes with a tail), 5. Adult frog