LANGUAGE DAY SECOND GRADE

How many people out of ten in the world do not have water at home?

• FIVE OUT OF TEN.

  Five out of ten.

• Six out of ten.

• Eight out of ten.

• Four out of ten.

Choose the correct use of water in the bathroom.

• -Do not let the water run while shaving or brushing your teeth.

  -Never use your toilet as a waste basket.

  -Take short showers.

• -Pour water down the drain.

  -Let run water while shaving or brushing your teeth

  • -If you use a tube do not close the drain before turning on the water and fill the tub only half full.

Choose the correct use of water in the Kitchen and laundry.

• -Use any water level or load size selection on the washing machine.

  -Operate the dishwasher even when is not completely full.

  -Use water to defrost frozen foods

• -Wash fruits and vegetables in a basin.

  -Use a vegetable brush.

  -Operate the dishwasher only when completely full.

What are some of the difficulties to have access to safe water?

• -Rains

  -Harvesting water

  -Water quality

• -Water scarcity 

  -Droughts

  -Inadequate drinking water quality

Choose the correct use of water outside

• -Wash the car with a lot of water.

  -Purchase recreational water toys.

• -Use a pool cover to reduce evaporation when the pool is not being used.

  -If you have a swimming pool, consider a new water-saving pool filter.

What is water pollution?

• Wastewater treatment and placing the garbage in the correct bins.

• Is the contamination of water sources by substances which make the water unusable for drinking, cooking, cleaning, swimming, and other activities.

What are some pollutants in water?

• -Chemicals

  -Trash

  -Bacteria

  -Parasites

• -Recycling

  -Reforestation

  -Wastewater treatment

  -Resuing water

Choose the correct use of water when watering

• -Water at any moment during the day

  -Water sidewalks

• -Do not water on windy days.

  -Water the lawn or garden during the coolest part of the day.

• flush the toilet

• take a shower

• water the plants

Who is responsible for water pollution?

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