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Water on the Move
Age 11 · Science
Water moves between the sea, the sky, the land, and back again. It can be liquid, solid, or gas as it changes places.
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In the picture
- Wavy lines above the sea: water rising into the air as vapour
- Cloud over the mountains: tiny water droplets gathering in cold air
- Rain and snow falling on the slopes: water returning to the land
- River: water flowing back toward the sea
Examples
- A puddle drying in the sun
- Steam rising from a hot drink
Key takeaways
- Water can be liquid, solid, or gas.
- The same water moves around Earth again and again.
Quiz: Water on the Move (Age 11)
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Which three states can water be in?
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What gathers in cold air to form clouds?
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What happens to Earth’s water over and over?
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