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🖌Materials Required:
Cardboard, white chart paper, coloured sketch pens, blue/green/brown paper, scissors, glue, split pin (paper fastener), paper roll or cardboard tube, marker.
🛠Making:
👉Step 1: Cut the Circular Base
Cut a big circle from cardboard. Cover it with white chart paper neatly.
👉Step 2: Draw the Water Cycle Diagram
Divide the circle into parts and draw the sun, clouds, water body, land, and trees using sketch pens.
👉Step 3: Colour the Diagram
Colour the diagram neatly showing:
Sun and water for Evaporation
Clouds for Condensation
Raindrops for Precipitation
Rivers/sea for Collection
👉Step 4: Labelling
Write clear labels for all stages: Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, and Collection.
👉Step 5: Fix the Rotating Pin
Make a small hole in the centre of the circle. Fix a split pin so the circle can rotate freely.
👉Step 6: Prepare the Handle
Roll a chart paper to make a strong handle or use a cardboard tube.
👉Step 7: Attach the Circle to the Handle
Fix the rotating circle on the handle using glue and the split pin.
👉Step 8: Title Strip
Write “Water Cycle” on a coloured strip and paste it on the handle.
👉Step 9: Finishing Touches (Additional)
Outline the diagram and labels neatly for a clean and attractive look.
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