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Water’s Sky Journey
Age 9 · Science
Water from a lake turns into vapor and goes up into the air. High up it cools, clings to tiny specks, makes drops, and falls as rain.
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In the picture
- Lake water surface: vapor rising into the air
- Tiny airborne speck: a droplet clinging to it
- Gray cloud: many droplets gathered together
- Falling raindrop: water returning to the land
Examples
- A puddle drying after rain
- Steam rising from a hot bath
Key takeaways
- Heat turns liquid water into vapor.
- When vapor cools, it forms droplets that can fall as rain.
Quiz: Water’s Sky Journey (Age 9)
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What causes liquid water to turn into vapor?
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When water vapor cools high in the air, what does it form?
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When many droplets gather together in the sky, what do they make?
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