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Below you will find links to websites that will reinforce and support th einformation you are learning in class about the water cycle and solids, liquids and gases.





[|Scholastic/Study Jams:The Water Cycle]- a fun page with a video, quiz and vocabulary review. Just click on the green buttons to access the resources!

[|Water Cycles]- a site that offers a written review of the water cycle. Click on the four options on the left side of the page: Introduction, Scientific Concepts, The Cycle, Cloud Formations.

[|CrickWeb/Water Cycle] a nice interactive explanation of the water cycle. After viewing the video make sure you click on the label button to test your knowledge!

[|Round and Round It Goes/The Water Cycle]- Click on the image to learn about the different parts of the water cycle.

[|Enchanted Learning/Water Cycle]- a brief written overview of the water cycle.

[|US EPA-Thirstin's Water Cycle]- a nice inteactive story to explain the water cycle.

Click here here to access a page describing the six important processes that make up the water cycle.





[|Scholastic/Study Jam: Solids, Liquids and Gases]- a fun page with a video, quiz and vocabulary review. Just click on the green buttons to access the resources!

[|Harcourt School/States of Matter]- a nice animation explaining the states of matter. Click on the Gas, Liquid and Solid buttons to view the animations.

[|Channel 4 Learning/Material World]- a site that will reinforce information about solids, liquids and gase, changing materials, etc.

[|Catie For School/Test Time]- move the household items into the correct boxes to indicate whether thye are solids, liquids or gases. When you complete this activity click on the "Next Activity" button, complete the virtual experiment and then click the "Next Activity" button again and learn what happens inside an aerosol can.

[|Crick Web/Changing States]- drag the labels to complete the changing state of water chart.

[|The Atom's Family/Changing State's of Matter]- this site allows you to view what occurs to three materials- Nitrogen, Copper, Water -when temperature is applied.

[|States of Matter Game]- test your knowledge about solids, liquids and gases.