Reading Passage on Hydrosphere Interactions Worksheets

Reading Passage on Hydrosphere Interactions

(

)

Reading Passage on Hydrosphere Interactions For Google Apps

Use this reading passage with your 4th grade students as you teach them about hydrosphere interactions. It is full of important facts. Movement of water between the land and the ocean is an interaction. This process is known as the hydrologic cycle, begins with evaporation of water from the land. The water vapor rises into the atmosphere and is carried by the wind until it reaches a cooler area, where it condenses into clouds. The clouds eventually release the water in the form of rain or snow, which returns the water to the land and oceans. The next interaction in the hydrosphere is the connection between the oceans and the atmosphere. Another interaction in the hydrosphere is the movement of water between the ocean and the land. This process, known as the coastal current, is driven by winds
and tides. The hydrosphere also interacts with living things. Plants use water from the soil to grow, and animals need fresh water to drink. Plants and animals also rely on the ocean for food, and the ocean is also a source of energy for many organisms. The hydrosphere also interacts with living things. Plants use water from the soil to grow, and animals need fresh water to drink. Plants and animals also rely on the ocean for food, and the ocean is also a source of energy for many organisms.