Choose one stage of the water cycle. Explain it in your own words, then draw what happens.

Water moves in a cycle. It rises, gathers, falls, and collects — then starts again.
A caterpillar begins to metamorphose inside a hard case called a chrysalis. Its body breaks down almost completely and rebuilds. When it emerges, the wings are soft and crumpled, and it must pump fluid into them before it can fly.
Choose one stage of the water cycle. Explain it in your own words, then draw what happens.