Word Bank:
atmosphere
liquid water
molecule
water vapor
cold
condensation
Sentence 1: Use at least 2 words in the word bank to write a sentence about what you learned.
Sentence 2: Use at least 2 words in the word bank to answer this question:
Why is more water vapor getting cold over West Ferris than East Ferris?
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Use the words in the word bank to answer the questions
Word Bank:
atmosphere
liquid water
molecule
water vapor
cold
condensation
Check For Understanding
Use at least 2 words in the word bank answer this question:
Why is more water vapor getting cold over West Ferris than East Ferris?
More water vapor gets cold over West Ferris because ________
Criteria For Success
Identify where (what part) in the atmosphere the water vapor moves
Identify the temperature at that part of the atmosphere
In your models, where did you show raindrops forming? Why?
Why do some clouds rain?
Why do some clouds NOT rain?
Writing a Scientific Explanation (Paragraph)
Write a CER (Claim / Evidence / Reasoning) paragraph to answer the question below.
Criteria For Success:
Claim
Identify where the water for raindrops come from
Identify the amount needed for raindrops
Identify what part of the atmosphere where raindrops form
Identify the temperature at that part of the atmosphere
Reasoning
Explain how raindrops form. Include the following:
Phase change
Kind AND phase of molecules
Amount of molecules
Temperature
How the distance of the molecules change
Why does a lot of rain form over West Ferris than East Ferris?
A lot of rain forms over West Ferris because ____________________
Raindrops form when __________
Criteria For Success
Explain why less rain forms over East Ferris
Identify where the water for raindrops come from
Identify the amount needed for raindrops
Identify what part of the atmosphere where raindrops form
Why doesn't much rain form over East Ferris?
OPTIONAL: Draw a diagram if it helps you explain your thinking.