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 EQ: How can we determine the safety and drinkability of our water supplies?  LT: I can describe the indicators of water quality and what are acceptable levels.  LT: I will label the components of the water cycle. I will identify the indicators of water quality. I will label the important years related to water quality. 

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  Matter 1  Matter 2  Matter 4  Matter 5  Hydrosphere 1  Hydrosphere 2  Hydrosphere 3  Disease Lesson 1.  Spread of Disease Lesson2  Digestion & Respiration  Cellular Respiration   Chemistry Vocab (34)  Water Properties (25)  Ocean Properties (21)  Microbes (20)  Ecosystems (31)  Evolution (32)  Energy Sources (20)  EOG 1 (23)  EOG 2 (23)  EOG 3 (23)