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   How can teachers help students deal with water problems?

   • When teachers introduce these problems, students are often motivated to help. One great way for kids to start is through The Water Challenge, which raises awareness and funds for the water crisis (without actually requiring anyone to spend any money out-of-pocket)!

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   How can teachers make water lessons more fun?

   • Ironically, the topic of water is more important than ever given the rise of polluted sources. However, there are ways for patient teachers to make their lessons more fun and engaging, so let’s talk about a few. There are a variety of hands-on water activities that allow your students to investigate the properties of water.

   Teaching About Water: Classroom strategies for a better approach

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   How can schools help students conserve water?

   • Organize hands-on activities to help students understand the importance of water conservation. Set up a rainwater harvesting system in the school garden or create eco-friendly models showcasing water-saving techniques. These projects not only enhance students’ understanding but also provide a tangible way to conserve water.

   Flowing Together: Empowering Students to Conserve Water

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   How can I help students learn about the water crisis?

   • Or, start a class fundraising page that students can share through social media. Teaching tools and resources about the water crisis and solutions to this critical development issue. Learn about water scarcity, sanitation and hygiene, and water quality in the developing world.

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   How can students reduce their water consumption?

   • By instilling these habits, students can significantly reduce their water consumption. Create an activity where students make a pamphlet echoing some of the ways from the previous discussion. Check out the Be Water Wise at Home infographic and show that to students as an example of what their infographic can look like.

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   How can students learn about water conservation?

   • In science class, students can learn about the water cycle and the impact of pollution on water sources. In social studies, they can explore water scarcity issues around the world. By weaving these discussions into various subject areas, students gain a holistic understanding of water conservation.

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   Students teach each other about four potential effects of water scarcity: poor health, increased hunger, perpetual poverty, and stunted education. "Handwashing Hang-Ups" explores the challenges of keeping hands clean and preventing diseases without running water.

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   Lesson 1: Water is Life - This activity will help students connect with the role water plays in their lives and develop a relationship of respect, care and reciprocity with water.

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   Make it hands-on. There are a variety of hands-on water activities that allow your students to investigate the properties of water. From learning about osmosis with gummy bears to creating water filters, there’s plenty to check out on this free water science activity page.

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   Identify and implement personal water conservation methods. Explain the importance of freshwater to humans, plants and animals. Construct a simple water filter. Identify sources of water contamination.

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   Students research water and watershed issues, choose a local area of focus, map the area and team up with natural resource experts and committed community members to study water issues and take ACTION on their behalf!

8. blog.education.nationalgeographic.org › 2019/04/16Educator Spotlight: Increasing Awareness of Water Scarcity

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   Apr 16, 2019 · Frieda de Bruyn helped her high school biology students cultivate awareness about global water scarcity. Students also gained a sense of responsibility for their own water usage and developed empathy for people affected by water scarcity around the world.

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   Mar 20, 2024 · Encourage students to pay attention to their water usage by integrating water-saving practices into daily activities. Have discussions about how they can save water in the classroom or around the school such as making sure the faucet is completely turned off or reporting a leaking pipe.