Water Cycle MS-ESS2-4 Complete 5E lesson Print and Distance Learning

Description

Your students will love learning about the water cycle with these engaging activities. Easy to follow and fun to use and teach. This comprehensive 5E packet on the water cycle is specially designed to align with the NGSS Middle School MS-ESS2-4 standard “develop a model to describe the cycling of water through Earth’s systems driven by energy from the sun and the force of gravity”.

A google classroom distance learning version is also included so you’re all set whether you have face to face classes or have to teach remotely. You can relax and teach knowing that you’ve got this covered.

Topics covered include:

•  Evaporation
•  Evapotranspiration
•  Condensation
•  Precipitation
•  Runoff
• Aquifer
• The role of gravity and the sun

Here’s what’s included in this packet:

• Engagement activity including an editable I CAN objective statement
• Explore – science station lab (see below)
• Explain – fully editable powerpoint
• Elaborate -editable student choice board
• Evaluate – differentiated assessment
• Notes – differentiated

Lab/Science Stations

• Read It – at this station the students will read a text relating to the water cycle and answer questions based on the text to check their understanding.

• Watch It – students watch a short video on the water cycle and answer questions based on the video.

• Illustrate It – students illustrate their understanding of the water cycle.

• Write It – your students will love this station based on the topic they’re going to write about. I won’t spoil the surprise!

• Label It – students are given a diagram of the water cycle and must label it and answer questions based on the diagram.

• Explain It – student read a short extract and explain and make comparisons with the water cycle.

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