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TASK: Make rainhere by to creating condensation Bit of intro explanation set the scene and explain the task or topic. Blah and blah blah. precipitation! Pour about (5 cm) of hot water into the glass jar. Cover the jar with the plate and wait three minutes before you start the next step. Put the ice cubes on the plate. Then look into the jar to see what happens... How does it work? 4 Things you 'll need: — A glass ja r - A plate - Small amo water ( be ucnt of hot - Ice cubes areful) This is a mini version of what happens in the atmosphere. The cold plate causes the moisture in the air in the jar, to cool down and form water droplets. On Earth, warm, moist air rises and meets colder air higher in the atmosphere. The water vapour condenses and forms precipitation (rain) that falls to the ground. The Earth has a limited amount of water. This water keeps going round and round in what is called the ´Water Cycle`. This cycle is going on all the time and has four main parts: CONDENSATION PRECIPITATION Warm water vapour in the air cools and changes back into a liquid and forms clouds. When so much water has been condensed that the air cannot hold it anymore, the clouds become too heavy and water starts to fall. EVAPORATION The sun heats up water in rivers, lakes and the ocean and turns it into steam or vapour which is then taken into the air. COLLECTION Water falls as precipitation into the rivers, lakes or oceans that it came from, or onto the land and is either soaked up or used by plants, animals and man. Then it starts the cycle all over again. What other forms of precipitation are there apart from rain? What do we know about whether there is water on other planets? Why do you think that it snows on mountain tops? Cardiff is the UK’s wettest city with an average 115cm of rainfall per year, closely followed by Glasgow (112cm) and Preston (103cm). How can we make sure that we don’t waste water? Science Technology Engineering Maths For more resources like this, this visit visitww.baesystemseducationprogramme.com/resources www.baesystemseducationprogramme.com/resources w? Time to Think: Did you kno Glasgow Preston Cardiff PROPERTIES & CHANGES What to do: KS2