1.5a Tables and graphs may be used to interpret the meaning and significance of data. Graphs and tables provide visual results of observations 1.5b Nonmathematical language may be used to interpret the relationships presented in mathematical form. Descriptions and comparisons may be presented in terms of number, shape, texture, size, weight, color, and motion. Now let's think about a cycle, perhaps a bicycle. Right, that's what happens in a water cycle.
Water is used over and over.
Well, that's what we will learn about today. Let's think about the last time we saw it rain. When the rain goes into the air and up into the sky we say it evaporates. These clouds are made up of all the drops of water that evaporated from the ground. So a cloud drops some of the water when it gets too heavy.