PPT-User Needs & Essential Water (Cycle) Variables (EWVs)

1 Water Strategy Report WSRGEOSSWaterCoP 2 GEO Societal Benefits Area SGAWaterReport Unninayar NASAGSFCGESTAR User Needs and Essential Water Cycle Variables EWVs Developed by 1 . Notations refer to the learning theories of Howard Gardner (1993) and Robert Sternberg (1985) as well as other theorists. Regarding Sternberg’s theories of interpersonal and intrapersonal learning styles, I have melded them with other theorists’ categories and refer to the styles as “small group” and solitary. I also include auditory for lessons in which students may learn from hearing. . February 10, 2016. Usability Testing. Research Methods in HCI. Usability. Chapters 1-2. Controlled Experiments. Lab Experiment. An . artificial situation, created by and highly controlled by the experimenter, . By:. Drew Harris. Introduction. About ¾ of the Earth is covered with water. Most of that water is . ocean water. . Ocean water is a mixture of water and many dissolved solids, mostly salts.. Water Cycle. . . Another word for rain is . precipitation. . . Where does rain come from? . How does it get into the cloud? . We are going to listen to a story about a raindrop called Drippy and his Water Cycle adventure. . By Melissa Alsip. Directions. EXIT. QUIZ. Click this button to go to next page.. Click this button to see the directions.. Click this button to return to the main page.. Click the button to take the quiz.. Grade 7 Science. Goal. I can explain how the water cycle purifies water, and where our sources of fresh water come from.. What are the 3 “. tion. ” words in the water cycle?. Evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Near the North Pole Molly Q, a water drop lay frozen in a giant glacier for hundreds of years.. One day as her frozen field crept slowly south, a chunk of ice splashed into the ocean with a thunderous crash. . PUT A SQUARE IN THE CORNER OF YOUR BOARD FOR YOUR POINT TOTAL!!!!. 1. WATER DISTRIBUTION. DRAW A GRAPH COMPARING SALT WATER ON EARTH WITH FRESHWATER ON EARTH.. 2.WATER DISTRIBUTION . DRAW A GRAPH COMPARING HOW MUCH OF EARTH’S SURFACE IS COVERED BY WATER AND HOW MUCH OF EARTH’S SURFACE IS COVERED BY LAND.. The continuous movement of water . from the . ocean. …. to the . atmosphere. …. to the . land. …. and back to the . ocean. What powers the Water Cycle?. What powers the Water Cycle?. The Sun!. Cycle. Susan L. Zimlich, Ph.D. LA-CEC Super Conference. Southeastern Louisiana University February 25, 2019. Engagement. How is a lesson plan like a . house blueprint? . Exploration. Mr. Jones is teaching about the water cycle. He . Cycle. Susan L. Zimlich, Ph.D. LA-CEC Super Conference. Southeastern Louisiana University February 25, 2019. Engagement. How is a lesson plan like a . house blueprint? . Exploration. Mr. Jones is teaching about the water cycle. He . Water Cycle. Water Cycle. Water . moves from the surface of the Earth to the air and then back to Earth’s surface . again.. Water Cycle. The water cycle is powered by the …. SUN. Evaporation. Write the word “evaporation” on your water cycle diagram.. WJEC Focus Box 3.1.4. Eduqas Focus Box 2.1.4 . We . are grateful to Hodder for their permission to use the diagrams . in . this . resource.. Water Cycle . 4. A. ir uplift, condensation, clouds. A. ir . basin systems. WJEC Focus Box 3.1.2. Eduqas Focus Box 2.1.2 . Outputs. Evaporation. Transpiration. Channel discharge to oceans. Stores. Interception. Vegetation store. Surface store. Channel. Soil moisture store.