Learn the Water Cycle

Welcome to Music to our Ears, where we share some interesting tidbits and stories related to our favorite Lingo Kids songs. All right, Lingo Kids friends, it's time to go outside and play. It's a beautiful sunny day, the perfect weather to have fun at the playground. I think I'll come outside too.

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Puddle, silly me, I forgot that it rained yesterday. Where did the rain go? Good question, Billy. Rain is part of the water cycle. The word cycle means circle. Some water on Earth travels in a circle up into the air, moving with the wind, then down onto the earth, and back up again.

Get it, I'm not sure, not really.

Well, let's look at this puddle. Today is sunny, so tomorrow the puddle might be gone. Where will it go? It will dry up, right, Lisa. That's called evaporation. Say it with me. E vap four ray shun. Tiny amounts of water go into the air until all of the water in the puddle is gone. It's happening right now, even though you can't see it. When the tiny bits of water are way up in the sky, they cool and connect together to make clouds. That has a fancy name, too, condensation.

See those clouds.

Far far away the gray, don't they y?

Yes.

As clouds move across the sky, they pick up more water from the air. If they get too heavy, the water starts to drop.

That's rain.

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It's also called precipitation. Come on, say it, pruh si huh tay shun.

You got it.

If it's really cold, snow falls down. Then the sun warms up the air, the snow melts, and the whole cycle starts over again. The weather is constantly changing as it cycles around the planet. Evaporation, condensation, precipitation. We're in luck today, The weather report says, sunny skies.

With only a few clouds.

That music, well, then let's sing a song about different kinds of weather.

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We're gonna have fun fun, fun fun fun. Hello, there's dun dan dan dun dun. We're gonna have.

Fun, fun fun fun. Bun, it's all it's.

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You don't go.

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We're gonna play play play play play.

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Will come another day, another third day. Oh it's.

It's it.

Alone.

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Okay, now that ques music to our ears.

We hope you like the song. You can sing it all day long. What's your favorite weather?

Think about it.

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Goodbye until next time, any thing eking