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Book 15: Where's the Water?: Water's Forms and Changes in Form
Synopsis
Water's ready availability, within or outside the classroom, can provide opportunities for investigation into its forms – liquid, solid, and gas – and the ways in which it changes form, particularly the processes of evaporation and condensation. These investigations lay the basis for understanding concepts about the water cycle and the Earth's weather, the topic of the levels 3 and 4 companion book Water and Weather , Book 31 in this series.
Concept overview
Use the concept overview, which is also on the inside front cover of the book, as a reference for the concepts that relate to Where's the Water?: Water's Forms and Changes in Form.
Read the concept overview (PDF 593 KB)
Links with other titles in the series
- Book 1: Waterways (L2-3, Planet Earth and Beyond)
- Book 16: Sand, Salt, Jelly Crystals (L1-2, Material World)
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Book 58: Ice
– (L1-2, Material World, Physical World)
focuses on water in its solid form
The companion book for this topic, that expands the concepts covered in this book, is:
- Book 31. Water and Weather (L3-4, Material World, Physical World, Planet Earth and Beyond)
Assessment resources
Search the science section of the Assessment Resource Banks (ARB) website to find resources that assess the 'big idea' learning outcomes referred to in the concept overview for this title.