Sarah’s water cycle

Apr 03, 2019

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Sarah’s water cycle. Thanks for watching Sarah's Amazing show enjoy!!!!!!!!. Brr brr brr brr SNOW. precipitation. don’t get wet…rain. Transpiration. Cirrus cloud. condensation. Ground water. Run off . Hail. sleet. If you are cool your enjoying this!!!!!!!!!!. peculation .

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Sarah’s water cycle Thanks for watching Sarah's Amazing show enjoy!!!!!!!!
Brrbrrbrrbrr SNOW
precipitation
don’t get wet…rain
Transpiration
Cirruscloud
condensation
Ground water
Run off
Hail
sleet
If you are cool your enjoying this!!!!!!!!!!
peculation
Where your sun glasses…its going to be sunny (sun).
As mom would say...aren’t those clouds (cumlus)pretty?
Grab your umbrellas & get ready to run (rain)
Water stuff
Stratus clous
evaporation
The water cycle
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