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Evaporation and Condensation

Free printable evaporation and condensation worksheet — match the terms, label the changes of state, and explain the water cycle. Answer key included.

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💧 Evaporation and Condensation

📖 Concept

Evaporation = liquid water turns into water vapor (gas). Condensation = water vapor cools and turns back into liquid droplets.

✏️ Section A - Evaporation or condensation?

1. A puddle dries up in the sun. ________
2. Water droplets form on a cold glass. ________
3. Wet clothes dry on a line. ________
4. Fog forms on a window in winter. ________

✏️ Section B - Pick the correct word

1. The sun heats water and causes ________ (evaporation / condensation).
2. When water vapor cools, it turns into tiny droplets called ________ (condensation / collection).
3. Clouds are made of tiny droplets that form by ________ (evaporation / condensation).
4. When water falls from clouds it is called ________ (precipitation / evaporation).

✏️ Section C - Short answers

1. What causes water to evaporate? ________
2. Where does condensation happen in the sky? ________
3. Why does a cold glass get wet on the outside? ________
4. Name one place water collects after precipitation: ________
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About This Evaporation and Condensation Worksheet

This free printable evaporation and condensation worksheet helps grades 3-5 students tell the two changes of state apart and place them in the water cycle. Learners classify everyday examples, choose the right term, and answer short questions. Print on US Letter or A4 paper and use the answer key to check work quickly.

What Students Will Learn

Students learn to identify changes of state in everyday life, use the correct scientific vocabulary, and connect evaporation and condensation to the water cycle.

How Teachers Can Use This Worksheet

How Parents and Homeschoolers Can Use This Worksheet

Point out the processes at home: a drying puddle (evaporation) and a steamed-up mirror (condensation). Naming them out loud makes the vocabulary stick.

Skills Covered

evaporation · condensation · changes of state · water cycle · science vocabulary

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