The Water Cycle

The water cycle goes round and round. It has no end or beginning it just goes around and around. It has water in it.

One of the most important parts of the water cycle is evaporation. When the water and heat combine it makes steam. Then it rises into  the sky.

Another important part of the water cycle is condensation. After it rises into the sky it makes little pieces of clouds. It’s heavy because little droplets cool down. 

The last important part of the water cycle is precipitation. Precipitation is rain, hail, snow, ice and sleet. All that stuff comes from the sky. It comes from the clouds.

When the water lands on the earth’s surface, it goes to things like toilets, baths and sinks. It even goes to swimming pools, oceans and seas.

The water cycle goes all around that’s why it’s called the water cycle.The 3 most important parts of the water cycle is evaporation, precipitation and finally condensation. Without these things there wouldn't be a water cycle.