This hard worksheet challenges kindergartners with science vocabulary that older students use too. Part A has four multiple choice questions, asking what happens when the sun heats a puddle, what we call vapor turning back into water drops, where rain goes after it falls, and which step starts the cycle. Part B adds five fill-in-the-blank sentences introducing the big words evaporation, condensation, and precipitation, plus how the sun keeps the cycle going.

Children stretch their thinking with grown-up science terms and leave feeling proud of mastering ideas that connect to first grade earth science.

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Busy Bee
Water Cycle
Kindergarten
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. What happens when the sun heats water in a puddle?
 A) It freezes
 B) It turns to vapor
 C) It turns red
 D) It gets bigger
2. What is it called when vapor turns back into water drops?
 A) Evaporation
 B) Precipitation
 C) Condensation
 D) Melting
3. Where does rain go after it falls on the ground?
 A) Into outer space
 B) Into rivers and lakes
 C) It disappears
 D) Back up right away
4. Which step comes first in the water cycle?
 A) Rain falls down
 B) Snow melts
 C) The sun heats water
 D) Clouds move away
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) When water heats up and rises, it is called evaporation.
2) Vapor cooling into water drops is called condensation.
3) Rain and snow falling down is called precipitation.
4) The water cycle starts over because of the sun.
5) Water moves from the ground to the sky and back again.
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