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When the Wind Blows Competition WinnersA big thank you to all of you who entered, here are our final winners. Nina Koptyug and students from School #130, Novosibirsk, RussiaView the winning entries on their school website Dolphin by Irina Koptyug
 The Water CycleWater travels in a cycle Yes it does, yes it does. Water travels in a cycle Yes it does, yes it does. It goes up as evaporation Forms clouds as condensation And fall down as precipitation Yes it does, yes it does. Catalina Dogaru and students from Class 9E - Ioana Popa, Cristina Podaru, Mihaela Dragoman, Oana Bulgaru and Vlad Barbat from "Horea, Closca si Crisan" National College, Alba Iulia, Romania  Cu o floare nu se face primavaraOne flower doesn't make a spring One swallow doesn't make a summer. Vantul aduna norii si tot vantul ii risipeste The same wind that gathers the clouds will dispel them The same heat that melts the wax will harden the clay. Selmin Aydin and student Cem Etik from Ozel Kalamis Lisesi, Istanbul, Turkey If there is no thunder, there is no lightning. There is no smoke without fire. Turkish proverb: Ruzgar eken firtina bicer (Rüzgar eken fýrtýna biçer) If you plant wind, you harvest storm. From one acorn, an oak tree grows. Ian McGeough and students Charlotte McKeever, Tara Donnelly and Emily Cliff from Loreto Grammar School, Altrincham, UK  
Le ciel rouge la nuit sinifie que les shepards enchantent Red sky at night means shepherds delight Docteur Foster est alle a Gloucester dans une douche de pluie, Doctor Foster went to Gloucester in a shower of rain, |
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Dennise Dombroski and students from York House School Environmental Monitoring Club, Vancouver, Canada