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Essential Questions for Science: Water Cycle
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How do we get the water we use ever day? What is our role in the water cycle? Life on Earth is directly tied to the unique abundance of water on our planet. The questions in this unit consider the never-ending water cycle, as well as ways that natural resources can be affected by human interaction!
This planning guide provides: • A Big Idea-Curricular focus for study of a concept • Enduring Understandings-Key learning goals built around the big idea • Vocabulary List-Subject area words that students may encounter and use in their explorations • Essential Questions-A menu of starting points that lead students to explore and think deeply about the topic
How do we get the water we use ever day? What is our role in the water cycle? Life on Earth is directly tied to the unique abundance of water on our planet. The questions in this unit consider the never-ending water cycle, as well as ways that natural resources can be affected by human interaction!
This planning guide provides: • A Big Idea-Curricular focus for study of a concept • Enduring Understandings-Key learning goals built around the big idea • Vocabulary List-Subject area words that students may encounter and use in their explorations • Essential Questions-A menu of starting points that lead students to explore and think deeply about the topic
