Wonderful Water Worksheet
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Wonderful Water Worksheet
Part 1: Water All Around Us
Water is important every day. Match each picture clue to the correct water use. Draw a line.
Use lots of water Use a little water
Having a long shower:
Brushing your teeth with the tap off:
Filling a swimming pool:
Drinking a glass of water:
Part 2: Look, Feel and Think
Observe water carefully. Use the word bank to draw and label your ideas.
Word bank: clear wet cool runny
Water is precious because ________________________________________________
Teacher Answer Guide — Separate Final Page
Acceptable answers may vary. Encourage students to use observations and explain their thinking.
Matching: 1. Drinking; 2. Washing hands; 3. Brushing teeth; 4. Watering plants; 5. Cooking.
Sorting: Uses lots of water: having a long shower, filling a swimming pool. Uses a little water: brushing teeth with the tap off, drinking a glass of water.
Water looks: clear or runny are suitable answers. Water feels: wet or cool are suitable answers.
Water is precious because: it is needed by people, animals and plants; there is not an endless supply; or we need to save water in Australia.
Exit reflection: Students tick the statements they can complete and explain.
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