Water in Kenya
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This document provides information about Kenya presented by Deepesh Dhingra from the New Jersey Institute of Technology. It includes Kiswahili words for "no worries", "lion", and "friend". It notes Kenya is on the continent of Africa. Images show aspects of life in Kenya like visiting the Giraffe Centre and Nairobi Wildlife Orphanage. Maps show locations like Nairobi, the Kenyan coastline, and Nairobi National Park. Charts compare daily water use between the USA and Kenya, and show sources of water in Kenya like house faucets, wells, and unsafe water. Hands-on activities demonstrate getting water from different sources and raising awareness about water conservation.
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