All About the Water Cycle

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  • Copyright: 2000
  • Closed-Captioned
  • Color, Live Action
  • MARC records, Catalog Card Kit and Single Main Entry Cards are available
Price: $23.96  Sale Price
  
Grades: K to 4
  
Runtime: 23 minutes
  
Item #: K7063
  
Availability: In Stock!
  
Format: VHS
  
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Closed-Captioning: Yes
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PRODUCT SUMMARY


Even though nearly three-fourths of the world's surface is covered by water, only a very small portion of it is fresh water. So what happens when it's all used up? It won't, which is just one of the amazing facts children will learn in All About the Water Cycle. Discover the amazing process by which the Earth's water supply has been recycled over millions of years, centering on three stages: evaporation, condensation and precipitation. Follow the trail that water takes after it falls from the sky, and learn what steps scientists are taking to protect the Earth's water supply from the dangers of pollution. A visit to an underground cavern examines the role water plays in creating these natural wonders, while a lively, hands-on demonstration shows how to create a mini-water cycle in a bowl. Part of the Earth Science for Children Video Series. A Teacher's Guide is included and available online.


EDITORIAL REVIEWS

"This exceptional series deserves a place in every library serving children." - School Library Journal (Jan 02)

"...colorful and engaging...easy-to-understand...well-planned...a solid addition to a classroom or library collection...Recommended."- Library Media Connection (Jan 2005)


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