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Water Culture and Conservation

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Water Culture and Conservation

Water Culture and Conservation

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💧 Part 1: Water in My Daily Life

1. List five ways you use water every day:
2. Why is water important in your life? Write 2-3 sentences:
3. How does your family or community use water? Check all that apply:

Drinking and cooking

Gardening and watering plants

Recreation (swimming, sports)

Cleaning and washing

Cultural or religious ceremonies

Other: ________________

🌏 Part 2: Cultural Connections to Water

4. First Nations Australians view water as sacred and central to life. What does this mean to you?
5. Do you know any cultural stories, traditions, or beliefs about water? If yes, briefly describe one:
6. Match the water concepts with their meanings:
1. Conservation
2. Custodial responsibility
3. Sacred water sites
4. Sustainability
A. Caring for water for future generations
B. Places of spiritual importance to First Nations peoples
C. Protecting and saving water resources
D. Looking after Country and water as traditional owners

🗺️ Part 3: Personal Water Connection Map

7. Draw or create a map showing how water connects to your life and community. Include where your water comes from, how you use it, and any special places connected to water:
8. Fill in the blanks about your water journey:

The water in my home comes from ________________. My family conserves water by ________________ and ________________. If there was no water, ________________ would happen in my community.

🤔 Part 4: KWL Chart - What I Know, Want to Know, and Learned

9. Complete this KWL chart about water's role in life and culture:

What I KNOW about water and culture:

What I WANT to know about water and culture:

What I LEARNED today about water and culture:

🎫 Part 5: Exit Ticket

10. Why is water essential for life? Choose the best answer:

It's only needed for drinking

It supports all living things and shapes cultures

It's just useful for cleaning

It's only important in hot weather

11. Write one new thing you learned today about water and culture:
12. What is one thing you want to learn more about regarding water and culture?

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