How do you use water, every day or for fun? With your classmates, create a book about why water is important to each of you.
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Talk with classmates about all the ways people use water every day. On large chart paper, use Crayola® Markers to list ways that water is used where you live, including at home and school, manufacturing, electricity generation, and irrigation.
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On construction paper, illustrate one way that water is important to you. Write a sentence describing your picture or label your drawing.
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Compile all of the pages to create a class book titled Why Is Water <U>Important?</U> Read the book to each other and younger children in your school. Share your ideas for conserving water.
How do you use water, every day or for fun? With your classmates, create a book about why water is important to each of
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