The following activity helps children understand that the water cycle is not a continuous circular motion, but rather a cycle that varies in nature. The picture below is called the Water Cycle. Let's try to describe what the picture means. Water is essential to all life and life activities. Plants and animals need water to survive.
Water is found throughout the world.
It is in the soil, underground, marshes, swamps, ponds, streams, rivers, lakes, glaciers, oceans, clouds, and precipitation. There is a continual movement of these elements as they travel from one part of the hydrosphere to another. This is called the Water Cycle . Let's look at a pathway in the water cycle. Precipitation falls from clouds as rain or snow.