Water cycle window experiment

Simple and FUN water cycle in a bag project helps kids visualize this weather phenomena with a hands-on weather activity!

Find three simple water cycle experiments and a fun water cycle wheel craftivity! These activities use common household items and help students visually understand evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection. Learn how to make a water cycle wheel and engage students in hands-on science.

Check out this fun and super simple water cycle in a bag experiment. Kids will loves to check in on their homemade water cycle project while learning about the different stages. They will see water evaporate into vapor, condense back into liquid, and fall down with precipitation. This will help kids visualize what actually happens with water on a small scale.

Part A: Solar Energy and the Water Cycle To start the investigation of Earth's energy balance, you will begin by taking an in-depth look at a familiar process known as the water cycle. Earth's water ...

Another science experiment in a jar! In March we did an experiment called Rainbow in a Jar to demonstrate different densitie...

Learn more about the water cycle - This water cycle bag experiment will show how the water cycles from our lakes to the clouds in a visual way for kids.

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.

Learn how to make an indoor water cycle for kids that works. This simple science activity uses common items you already have at home.

Learn how to make it rain! This fun activity takes only 3 steps and will be a great lesson for your little meteorologists.

What is condensation and where does it come from? This free Condensation Investigation from Laura Candler is a great way for kids to answer those questions and learn about the water cycle!