
Ready to teach your children about the water cycle? This free water cycle poster and placemat from the U.S. Geological Survey can help!
Available as a PDF, 11×17 image or a large poster image, the printable download explains the processes of evaporation, precipitation, and groundwater storage in a colorful and interesting way.
The water cycle poster makes a perfect addition to a science notebook!
Also available is a more simply illustrated Water Cycle Placemat to print, laminate and use. “Eat and learn.”
Further Investigation
The Water Cycle
Brief explanation at NASA.
The Water Cycle
Information from the Missouri Botanical Garden. (Use the links on the left to navigate.)
Activities
The Water Cycle
Interactive for younger children.
The Water Cycle
Interactive for older students.
Unit Studies & Lesson Plans
The Water Cycle
55-page download from Utah State University that includes four hands-on lessons and four activities.
Printables
Water Cycle Printables ~ Free
Blank and with labels. Suggestions and resources included!
Keep Reading
Water Cycle Printables ~ Free
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Activity: Explore Water
Explore water by investigating its properties through geography, chemistry, and life.
Free Nature Studies: Water and Ice
Glaciers smoothed down mountains, built up hills, carved out lakes, and formed rivers. Unit resources.
