1. A SENSORY JOURNEY THROUGH UNDERSTANDING WATER VULNERABILITY

2. Sensory experience – Touch
WATER VULNERABILITY
We need water to live.
Sensory experience – Touch
Explore water: have it poured on your hands, or plunge your hands into it.

4. We drink water; plants and animals also drink water.
WATER VULNERABILITY
We drink water; plants and animals also drink water.
Sensory experience – Taste
Drink water, or water a plant.

5. Credit:Tom Greenwood/Oxfam GB

6. We use water to keep clean.
WATER VULNERABILITY
We use water to keep clean.
Sensory experience – Smell
Smell soap bubbles on water
(washing up liquid or bubble bath).

7. Credit: Abbie Trayler-Smith/Oxfam

8. Lots of people do not have clean water to drink or to wash with.
WATER VULNERABILITY
Lots of people do not have clean water to drink or to wash with.
Sensory experience – Sound
Hear a sad melody.

9. Credit: Fatoumate Diabate/Oxfam

10. Sensory experience – Sight
WATER VULNERABILITY
People who do not have clean water to drink, or to wash with, can get sick and die.
Sensory experience – Sight
Be covered by a black cloth, blocking out the light and representing death.

11. Credit: Jane Beesley/Oxfam

12. Sensory experience – Smell
WATER VULNERABILITY
Having no water to farm plants or animals to eat can mean that people get so hungry that they die.
Sensory experience – Smell
Smell plants or food.

13. Credit: Jane Beesley/Oxfam

14. Sensory experience – Sound
WATER VULNERABILITY
If there is not enough rain, people do not get enough water. Fighting can make it difficult to get water.
Sensory experience – Sound
Use a ‘rainmaker’ to create the sound of rain, or bang on a table to create sounds of conflict.

15. Credit: Oxfam

16. Some people are trying to help people who have water problems.
WATER VULNERABILITY
Some people are trying to help people who have water problems.
You can help too!
Sensory experience – Touch
Shake hands to indicate friendship and collaboration.