Precipitation - Any form of water, such as rain, snow, sleet or hail, that falls to the Earth’s surface, Collection/Accumulation - Water that has fallen from the sky gathers to form lakes, rivers, oceans, streams, ponds, etc., Run-off - The draining away of water from and over the surface of land., Transpiration - The process of water moving through a plant and its evaporation from parts, such as the leaves, stems and flowers., Infiltration - Water soaking into the ground and collecting to form groundwater., Groundwater - Water found underground in the cracks, pores, and spaces in soil, sand and rock., Freezing - Transformation of a liquid to a solid, Melting - Transformation of a solid to a liquid, Boiling point - (water = 100*C) The temperature at which a substance changes from a liquid to a gas  , Freezing point - The temperature at which a substance changes from a liquid to a solid (water = 0*C), Melting point - (water = 0*C) The temperature at which a substance changes from a solid to a liquid, Sublimation - Transformation of a solid to a gas, Deposition - Transformation of a gas to a solid, Condensation - Transformation of a gas to a liquid, Evaporation - Transformation of a liquid to a gas, Thermal energy - Energy produced when a change in temperature causes atoms and molecules to move at different speeds and interact differently., Flood - The water table is above ground level causing water to cover the surrounding, normally dry, land area., Drought - The lack of precipitation for an extended period of time causing a drop or a loss of the water table., Water Table - The very top of the area within the ground that is completely filled with water., Mrs. Phillips - The funniest, smartest, nicest, prettiest and kindest science teacher ever!,

Water cycle & phase changes

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