Geography : water cycle

How is water cleaned?   Mainly suitable for: KS1, KS2 Geography   Site owner's description: A reporter explains how water is cleaned and returned to the sea before evaporating and starting the water cycle again. Lesson ideas, Good for interactive whiteboard use, ClassClips Water Cycle Demonstration   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Geography   Where does the water in the Great American Desert come from?   Mainly suitable for: KS1, KS2 Geography   Site owner's description: A reporter visits the Great American Desert and Lake Mead to investigate where all the water comes from. Lesson ideas, Good for interactive whiteboard use, ClassClips Why have fish stocks decreased in the North Sea? (pt 1/2)   Mainly suitable for: KS1, KS2 Geography   Site owner's description: A report explaining the main causes of lowered fish stocks in the North Sea. Lesson ideas, Good for interactive whiteboard use, ClassClips Cloud Activities   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Geography   How does a river form, and where does it end up?   Mainly suitable for: KS1, KS2 Geography   Site owner's description: A short demonstration of the water cycle and the journey of a river. Lesson ideas, Good for interactive whiteboard use, ClassClips What are the water cycle and the water table?   Mainly suitable for: KS1, KS2 Geography   Site owner's description: A reporter explains the first process in the water cycle, rain and the water table, from the Peak District. Lesson ideas, Good for interactive whiteboard use, ClassClips Water Cycle   Mainly suitable for: KS2 Geography   Water Cycle Explorer   Mainly suitable for: KS2 Geography   Weather Gone Wild   Mainly suitable for: KS2 Review: Weather Gone Wild is a member of ThinkQuest and is a scientific web site which explores the wonders of weather. The topics on the site include: hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms, floods, tidal waves, snow, wind, El Nino and La Nina. It also has general weather topics, weather maps and the water cycle. It aims to provide students with an interactive method to investigate topics that reflect the New Jersey Core Curriculum Standards in science. Many of these are however relevant to the UK syllabus. The site provides a great deal of educational material in an exciting and entertaining format. Each page addresses a weather phenomenon, and includes: causes, effects, safety tips, and other facts. Each page has vocabulary words linked to a glossary, to enhance understanding of the content. The site is quick to load and easy to navigate around. Geography   Water cycle - How does water seep through the land to rivers?   Mainly suitable for: KS1, KS2 Geography   Site owner's description: A reporter visits the Peak District to show the next process of the water cycle. He goes underground to see the water seeping through the rocks and flowing into streams. Lesson ideas, Good for interactive whiteboard use, ClassClips Water cycle information and worksheets   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Geography   Water cycle explanation   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Geography   Water in schools   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Geography   Water cycle jumbled up   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Geography   Thames Water   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Geography   The water cycle   Mainly suitable for: Foundation Stage - Preschool, KS2, KS3, KS4 Review: This is a useful site for all key stage 2 teachers who are looking to teach the water cycle in the science curriculum. The site offers a series of lessons that takes you through the water cycle starting with 'Are you drinking the same water a dinosaur drank?' the lesson plans then comprehensively go through the main processes in the water cycle suggesting resources to use and activities to model each stage. Within the teachers section there are comprehensive support materials. Geography   Water Science For Schools Earth’s Water   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Review: This website covers the geographical topic of water comprehensively. The site is designed mainly for key stage 2/3children but does have a special link for keystage 1. There is detailed information on all aspects of water such as the usage of water and a great glossary of water related terms. Super detailed information through text and diagrams on the water cycle. Super photgraph and map galleries. Geography   Kapili.comRader s Terrarum! Your Physical Geography Website!   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3, KS4 Review: This site is no longer available. Clicking the link will however take you to a list of links that are current on the kapili.com webserver. These include atmosphere, biosphere, climate, earth science, earth structure, ecology, energy and the earth, hydrosphere and the solar system. There are also links to other educational topics, mainly in the maths and science faculties. Kapili is a subscription service but no new memberships are being accepted pending a site rebuilding exercise Geography   << Previous Page Page 1 of 1 Next Page >>

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