Emily McCoy
EDMT380.002 Procedural Podcasting
Fall 2007
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This is a procedural podcast for use in a third or fourth grade classroom. Students will hear the various steps involved in the water cycle process. The corresponding images will help the students to understand each step more thoroughly. After listening to and viewing the podcast, each student should be able to explain the water cylce in simple terms to a classmate.
Chapter 1: The Water Cycle Music Begins immediately
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Narrator 1: Today we’re going to talk about the water cycle, which is made up of four stages including: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection and infiltration. |
Chapter 2: Evaporation Music continues quietly in background
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Narrator 2: We’ll first take a look at evaporation. Evaporation occurs when rivers, lakes, and the ocean are heated by the sun. The sun heats the water and it eventually turns it to vapor or steam. The vapor leaves the body of water and enters the atmosphere. |
Chapter 3: Condensation Music continues quietly in background
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Narrator 1: The next step in the water cycle is condensation. When the water enters the atmosphere, it gets cold again and changes back into liquid and these form clouds. |
Chapter 4: Precipitation Music continues quietly in background Rain sound effect
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Narrator 2: Next comes precipitation. This stage occurs when so much liquid condenses that the air can’t hold it anymore. The cloud gets too heavy and then releases the liquid causing precipitation, often in the form of rain or snow depending on the temperature outside. |
Chapter 5: Collection and Infiltration
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Narrator 1: The precipitation then falls back into bodies of water o seeps back into the ground, which is called infiltration. Then the cycle starts all over again! |
Links to Podcast
Watercycle Podcast
http://homepage.mac.com/carolmk/podcasts/fall_2007/procedural/emily_laura.m4a
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Last updated December 7, 2007