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The document discusses how people use water and conducting a school water audit. It encourages writing a letter to the principal about the findings of the audit, including the daily percentage of water used and recommendations for saving water. The letter can have the original audit attached. Sources for further information are provided.
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Take notes on
responses and ideas
8:05 AM
to 8:15
AM
How do you use water at
home and at school?
Initiative leader
8:15 AM
to 8:30
AM
What do you think about
the water problem?
Initiative leader
8:30 AM
to 8:45
AM
What can we do to use
water more intelligently at
school?
Initiative leader
8:45 AM
to 9:00
AM
Next steps and closing
Initiative leader
Table 2. Ideas for a classroom exchange on water use, continued
14
Table 3. Sample survey on water use habits and perceptions
1. How
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appropriate paragraph
format. I occasionally
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