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By: Belle Martire Wyatt Naylor And Jack Baker. Things That We Do To Waste Water Leave water on while we brush teeth Take long showers We may leave the.

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1 By: Belle Martire Wyatt Naylor And Jack Baker

2 Things That We Do To Waste Water Leave water on while we brush teeth Take long showers We may leave the sink on accidentally We waste it- Squirting people Leave the hose on

3 Things We Can Do To Help Turn water off while brushing teeth Take short showers instead of baths Repair leaky faucets Do laundry and dishes ONLY when the load is full Water your lawn in the early morning and afternoon so the water wont evaporate Wash your car only when necessary Drip irrigation system

4 Why is it important? It is essential for life environment

5 Game Conservation- Waste - Evaporate- Environment-

6 Conservation- Waste- Evaporation- Environment

7 Closing What can you do to help? (Hint: name one method of conservation)

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