Amount of Water
Water conservation
Water problems
Water Cycle
Fun facts
100

Amount of water used (washing hands with soap)

2.5-3 liters

100

This simple action, done while brushing your teeth, can save up to 8 gallons of water per day.

What is turning off the tap?

100
When people don't have enough water

What is water scarcity/drought?

100

This happens when the sun heats up water, and it turns into a gas and rises into the air.

Evaporation

100

Water (H2O) is composed of the elements?

Hydrogen and Oxygen

200
Amount of water used to flush the toilet

6-8 liters

200

Collecting this in buckets can help us when there is a shortage of water

Rainwater

200

This term describes the contamination of oceans with discarded plastic and waste.

What is pollution?

200

When clouds get heavy, water falls back to the ground as rain or snow

What is raining/precipitation?

200
What percent of Earth's water is salty/undrinkable?

97%

300

How much water should you drink each day?

2.5 to 4 liters

300

Using water more than once

What is reusing water?

300

This everyday activity, when done for too long, can waste over 2.5 gallons of water per minute.

What is shower?

300

When water vapor cools down, it turns into tiny drops and creates whispy-shapes in the air

What is turning into clouds/condensation?

300

What percentage of Earth's freshwater is trapped in glaciers?

68%

400

Amount of water used for dishwashing

100-120 liters

400

A low-flow version of this household fixture in bathrooms can save thousands of gallons of water per year.

What is a toilet?

400

When factories dump dirty chemicals into rivers, it harms fish and people

What is industrial pollution?

400

Rainwater that moves across the land and into rivers, lakes, and oceans is called _______

What is water flowing on the ground (runoff)?

400

The average human body is made up of __% water?

55-65%

500

Amount of water used to brush teeth (if you left the water running)

19 liters
500

This method of watering plants delivers water directly to the roots, minimizing evaporation.

What is drip irrigation?

500
Too much water in our oceans

What is climate change/melting ice caps

500

Plants release water into the air through their leaves in this process.

What is plants breathing out water (transpiration)?

500

How much water can a dripping faucet waste over the course of a year?

2000-7600 liters

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