1. ES05A – Teach About Earth’s Fresh Water Use with BrishLab ES05A Done By: Coach

2. 1- Where is the bulk of liquid fresh water stored? Page 1 Para 2

3. 1- Where is the bulk of liquid fresh water stored? Page 1 Para 2 Most of the fresh water on Earth is underground.

4. 1- Where is the bulk of liquid fresh water stored? Page 1 Para 2 Most of the fresh water on Earth is underground. Image Link Image Link

5. 2- What percent of all Earth’s water is fresh water and not salt water? Page 1 Para 5

6. 2- What percent of all Earth’s water is fresh water and not salt water? Page 1 Para 5 Only 3% of Earth’s water is fresh water - 97% is salt water.

7. 2- What percent of all Earth’s water is fresh water and not salt water? Page 1 Para 5 Image Link Image Link Only 3% of Earth’s water is fresh water - 97% is salt water.

8. 3- Why do we need to protect our fresh water supply? Page 1 Para 6

9. 3- Why do we need to protect our fresh water supply? Page 1 Para 6 We get our drinking water and animals live in fresh water.

10. 3- Why do we need to protect our fresh water supply? Page 1 Para 6 Image Link Image Link We get our drinking water and animals live in fresh water.

11. 4- What is fresh water and where is most of it found? Page 1 Para 7

12. 4- What is fresh water and where is most of it found? Page 1 Para 7 Most fresh water is frozen and can’t be used.

13. 4- What is fresh water and where is most of it found? Page 1 Para 7 Most fresh water is frozen and can’t be used. Image Link Image Link

14. 5- Describe three ways we use fresh water. Page 1 Para 8

15. 5- Describe three ways we use fresh water. Page 1 Para 8 Electricity production, watering crops and people use fresh water the most.

16. 5- Describe three ways we use fresh water. Page 1 Para 8 Image Link Image Link Electricity production, watering crops and people use fresh water the most.

17. 6- What are the major parts of a stream or a river? Page 2 Para 10

18. 6- What are the major parts of a stream or a river? Page 2 Para 10 Rivers start at the source headwater, tributaries add to it and it ends up in a lake or ocean.

19. 6- What are the major parts of a stream or a river? Page 2 Para 10 Image Link Image Link Rivers start at the source headwater, tributaries add to it and it ends up in a lake or ocean.

20. 7- What is the river’s load and how are deltas made? Page 2 Para 11

21. 7- What is the river’s load and how are deltas made? Page 2 Para 11 Load is the mud and leaves that are in the river. They are dropped and make new land, a delta.

22. 7- What is the river’s load and how are deltas made? Page 2 Para 11 Image Link Image Link Load is the mud and leaves that are in the river. They are dropped and make new land, a delta.

23. 8- How do rivers grow in size? Page 2 Para 12

24. 8- How do rivers grow in size? Page 2 Para 12 Dirt is eroded by the water and is deposited in other places and tributary streams add water.

25. 8- How do rivers grow in size? Page 2 Para 12 Image Link Image Link Dirt is eroded by the water and is deposited in other places and tributary streams add water.

26. 9- Why are watersheds so important? Page 2 Para 15

27. 9- Why are watersheds so important? Page 2 Para 15 All water that is in a watershed eventually flows into the ocean.

28. 9- Why are watersheds so important? Page 2 Para 15 Image Link Image Link All water that is in a watershed eventually flows into the ocean.

29. 10- Why are estuaries so important? Page 2 Para 19

30. 10- Why are estuaries so important? Page 2 Para 19 Many animals are born in estuaries.

31. 10- Why are estuaries so important? Page 2 Para 19 Image Link Image Link Many animals are born in estuaries.

32. Wrap it up: - Draw and color a river and river parts (source, bank, bed, mouth, meander etc).

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