The Water Cycle

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The water cycle shows how water moves on Earth. It starts when the sun warms water. This makes it turn into vapor, which is called evaporation. The vapor rises and cools, forming clouds. Then, it falls back to Earth as rain or snow.

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1The sun helps water turn into vapor.
2Clouds are made from water vapor.
3Water falls back as rain or snow.

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What do we call the process when water turns into vapor?

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What do clouds form from?

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