THE LIFE OF WATER. WATER WHICH GIVES LIFE - Water Project H2Ooooh!
Water Project H2Ooooh!3-D Animation/Cartoon - Gruppo Alcuniin collaboration with UNESCO Venice OfficeWebsite: http://www.unesco.org/new/en/venice/home/
Water Cycle Wind Sock Craft for Weather Science Fun
Water Cycle Craft -- This is a unique way to display and teach your students about the water cycle. Students will create a water cycle wind sock (just add streamers) or a water cycle lantern during your next weather science lesson. There are additional labels you can add that include the terms condensation, evaporation, precipitation, and collection. You can find this new product in my teaching resources store {HERE}.
Using a whimsical model made of a tiny staircase, wind-up penguins, and a bicycle tire, Bill Nye demonstrates the phases of the water cycle: evaporation, con...
We have finished our study of the water cycle this week! Students are usually pretty interested in it and grasp the concept of it pretty well. We made a cute little water wheel! Tomorrow is the first day this year that I'll have a sub. I'm a little nervous! I didn't get the sub I wanted. I literally called about 15 people and they all either couldn't/wouldn't. It's an unexpected absence. My son has had some swelling on the bottom part of his gums so I took him to the doctor and they are…
I am in a good mood because: 1. Today was the second day of the entire school year I had in my classroom alone, no students. Finally, got that work done I cannot accomplish with them in the classroom! (Besides the time I show up early or stay late to prepare for my weekly lessons) But I got to do some house cleaning! 2. I am wearing this bomb nail polish that has put Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream" in my head on repeat. I can't even lie to you... I have really enjoyed seeing my nails sparkle on…
his water cycle experiment combines science and history. Learn how Indians living on the Pacific Coast collected salt to trade for obsidian with tribes living in the mountains.
