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You’re covering eighth-grade science today.You teach Spanish.

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How a lesson is built.

A 40-minute class in four parts, and the slide Synclo made for each.

  1. Minutes 0–5

    Hook

    A surprising fact to get the class talking.

  2. Minutes 5–20

    The idea

    One diagram that explains it, with a word for each stage.

  3. Minutes 20–35

    Activity

    Something to do with their hands, and what to look for.

  4. Minutes 35–40

    Exit question

    One question at the door, to see what stuck.

A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton in a dark museum hall under one blue spotlight.

The water in your bottle may once have been drunk by a T. rex

Specimen 001 · H₂O
Minutes 0–5 · The hook
The water in your bottle may once have been drunk by a T. rex.
Earth has had about the same water for four billion years. It isn't made new. It goes round.
Pair talk · 60 seconds
Name three places your water was before your tap.

One drop, four moves

Specimen 001 · H₂O
Minutes 5–20 · The idea
One drop, four moves.
Steam over a lake at sunrise
01
Evaporation
The sun warms the sea. Water rises as invisible vapour.
Droplets on cold glass
02
Condensation
High up it cools into tiny droplets. That's a cloud.
Rain hitting a puddle
03
Precipitation
Droplets join until they're heavy enough to fall.
A river reaching the sea
04
Collection
It gathers in rivers, lakes, the ground and the sea.
And again, for four billion years
A zip bag, a cup of water, blue food coloring, a marker and tape laid out on a blue table.

Make a water cycle in a bag

Specimen 001 · H₂O
Minutes 20–35 · Activity
The kit
Make a water cycle in a bag.
1
Pour in 50 ml of water and one drop of blue food coloring. Seal it.
2
Draw the sun, a cloud and the sea on the bag with the marker.
3
Tape it to a sunny window. Check it every 10 minutes.
Look for: droplets on the inside top. That's condensation.

A raindrop lands on our school today. Where could it be next week?

Specimen 001 · H₂O
Minutes 35–40 · Exit
A raindrop lands on our school today.
Where could it be next week?
Fill in its label. Three sentences. Use at least three of today's words.
Evaporation · Condensation · Precipitation · Collection
Specimen 002
Your drop
Today
the roof of our school
Tomorrow
Next week
Because
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  • Speaker notes, written for you.Notes for every slide, on your screen only while you present.
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Can I present it in class?

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Can students read it on their phones?

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