A new massive open online course (MOOC) launching today uses augmented reality (AR) technology to teach about the water cycle — and how to build AR models for future coursework.

Finally, a water cycle graphic for K-12 educators with humans in it. Here's why that matters.

Learn about the water cycle, a continuous movement of water around the Earth — and find out how it gets into your taps.

2. Raindrops, rivers and recycled water The second of two sessions exploring the water cycle - the way the water on Earth keeps going around and around. The sessions make reference to the way the ...

The water cycle is exactly what the name suggests: it’s the circulation of water in the atmosphere. This is such a fascinating concept and an important part of our earth since it shows how wa… ...

The water cycle many of us learned about in school has changed so the way it is taught must change too.

Water cycle – the journey of water from bodies of water on the ground, to clouds, to rain, and back into rivers, lakes or oceans.

Siza Water, the water and sanitation provider from Zimbali to Etete, held the day of learning to teach children not only about the importance of water, but also to teach them about the water cycle ...

Meteorologist Lauren Brand visited Academy Endeavor Elementary School, where she spoke with some very smart first and second graders about the water cycle and how much it affects our weather.

It moves from place to place through the water cycle. But our natural water cycle is changing as climate changes. So what is climate and what does weather have to do with our water supplies?