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    • The Water Cycle

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      "We forget that the water cycle and the life cycle are one."

                                                                       Jacques Cousteau

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      Earth Science Study Group

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      Do's and Don'ts for Week 5


    • Introduction

    • Introduction and Weekly Schedule Page
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    • Earth's Reservoirs

    • Learning Objective: I can identify the reservoirs of Earth's water cycle and describe the relative amounts in each. 

    • EXPLORE: Earth's Water (BrainPop) Book
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    • EXPLORE: Global Water Distribution URL
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    • 5.2 ASSIGNMENT: Earth's Water (Due April 27)
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    • Water Cycle

    • Learning Objective: I can summarize how the processes of evaporation, condensation, precipitation, runoff, infiltration and transpiration contribute to the cycling of water through Earth's reservoirs and spheres.

    • EXPLORE: The Water Cycle Page
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    • DISCOVER: Water Cycle URL
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    • VIEW: Earth's Water Cycle URL
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    • VIEW: What Powers the Water Cycle? Page
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    • 5.3 ASSIGNMENT: Quiz on Hydrologic Cycle (Due April 27)
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      Receive a pass grade or complete all available attempts
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      End of Week Activities

    • 5.4 ASSIGNMENT: Record Observations on your Ecosystem (Due April 27)
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    • STUDY: Lesson Vocabulary Page
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    • REVIEW: Lesson Summary Page
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