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This document discusses properties of water and where it is used. It describes how the average American family uses over 300 gallons of water per day at home, with 70% used indoors and 30% outdoors. The document also provides instructions for an experiment showing how oil and water do not mix but food coloring separates from the oil and disperses in the water.
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Most of the Earth's surface consists of water, with more water than land. There are two kinds of water: salt water containing high salt levels and freshwater with less than 1% salt, which is safe for drinking. While most surface water is frozen or salty, water is unique for existing naturally as a liquid, gas, and solid.
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Water makes up most of the Earth's surface and is essential for life. It has no odor or taste and is transparent. Most of the Earth's water is in oceans, with smaller amounts found in ice caps, lakes, rivers and underground. Humans and other living things need water to carry nutrients, remove waste, grow crops, manufacture products and regulate body temperature. The average person needs 6-8 glasses of water per day to avoid dehydration, and athletes need extra water before, during and after exercise.
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Water is the most important resource for life on Earth. It makes up over 70% of the Earth's surface and is essential for agriculture, industry, power generation and daily human life. However, water resources are under threat due to increasing population, wasteful usage, pollution and decreasing groundwater levels. If humans were to live without water, it would turn the Earth into a dry and lifeless place. Conservation of our remaining water supplies is crucial to ensure future sustainability and survival.
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Interactive, with activities for each lesson
Educational, giving students an international perspective
Use this curriculum for:
Bible studies
Sunday school classes
Small group study
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Water is a precious resource that needs to be conserved. There are several reasons why water conservation is important. First, if we don't take care of our water resources, there may not be enough to support all of our needs in the future. Second, treating and distributing water costs money, so conserving water saves money. Third, while access to water may not currently affect many people in developed nations, overusing water could lead to restrictions and shortages down the road if conservation efforts are not made. The document provides tips for conserving water such as running dishwashers and washing machines only when full and taking shorter showers.
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Erica Byerly ENG 162-W1 Mr. Hricik July 17, 2009 Ins.docx
Erica Byerly
ENG 162-W1
Mr. Hricik
July 17, 2009
Instructions: July 4 Layered Dessert
The Fourth of July is a very festive holiday with red, white, and blue shown everywhere. A festive holiday calls for a festive treat. This is a simple dessert that will be fun for people of all ages. This isn’t just a dessert that your family and friends will enjoy eating, it is also one that you will enjoy making!
Once the dessert is completed it will not only be festive for the Fourth of July holiday but it will also make you look like a culinary expert due to the presentation. This dessert could be used for any holiday or special occasion. If you feel a little daring, try mixing up the recipe with different colors of Jell-O and different fruits.
All of the utensils and ingredients can be found either in your kitchen or any general grocery store. Make sure to plan ahead for this dessert though as it does take time to prepare. I suggest beginning preparation at least a day or two ahead of the event. Within this recipe, there are *Notes* to help with some of the steps. Be sure to read those notes before continuing with that step.
Utensils:
1. 1 glass measuring cup, capable of 1 ¾ cups water
2. 2 medium size mixing bowls
3. 3 small size bowls
4. 3 spoons, tablespoon size
5. 4-6 cups or parfait glasses (~12 oz each)
6. 1 knife
7. 1 cutting board
8. 1 strainer
9. 1 small plastic bag (sandwich bag size)
Ingredients:
1 – 3 oz package Strawberry Jell-O
1 – 3 oz package Berry Blue Jell-O
3 – cups water, boiling
1 – 12 oz tub Cool Whip
6 oz fresh raspberries
½ pint fresh blueberries, dry
1 lb fresh strawberries
Instructions:
· Fresh Fruit Preparation
1. Rinse blueberries in cool water, strain.
2. Set in small bowl and return to refrigerator to allow water to completely drain.
3. Rinse raspberries in cool water, strain. (see pictures above if necessary)
4. Set in small bowl and return to refrigerator to allow water to completely drain.
5. Rinse strawberries in cool water, strain.
6. Cut green tops off of the strawberries and then slice from top to bottom approximately 2 mm thick.
7. Places sliced strawberries in a small bowl and return to refrigerator to chill.
· Strawberry Jell-O Layer Preparation
1. Open one package of Strawberry Jell-O mix and pour into medium size mixing bowl.
2. Measure one cup of water in the glass measuring cup.
3. Place measuring cup in microwave to bring water to a boil. (approximately 2 minutes and 30 seconds)
4. Pour boiling water over Jell-O mix and stir with spoon until Jell-O power is completely dissolved. Measure ¾ cup cold water in glass measuring cup.
5. Once the Jell-O powder is dissolved, mix cold water in with Jell-O mixture.
6. Distribute Strawberry Jell-O mix into parfait glasses equally.
*NOTE*: Do not fill glasses to the top; only fill ¼ or full of Strawberry Jell-O mixture. It is okay if you do not use all of the Jell-O. How much you have left will depend on the size of the ...
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World Water Day | Alex Noudelman
(c) Alex Noudelman - a presentation that engages students in a discussion about conserving one of the most precious energy sources - water.
Please like this presentation if you found it useful. Your support is appreciated.
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The document discusses the importance of water resources and provides information on how to conserve water. It notes that water is essential for life but is being wasted. It encourages readers to save water by taking shorter showers, turning off taps while brushing teeth, and checking for leaks. Examples of water usage include household, recreational, and industrial uses. The document emphasizes the need to be mindful of water usage given the limited supply.
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- 1. Teodor Savko Ostvalda Secondary School
- 2. Contents 1. Properties of water. 2. Where we use water. 3. Looks like water. 4. Experimenting with water.
- 3. Properties of water Like all matter, water is made up of atoms. Atoms attach together, or bond, to form molecules. Two hydrogen atoms bonded to an oxygen atom form a water molecule. Water has several properties that make it a very unique substance.
- 4. Where we use water. We wake up in the morning, take a shower, brush our teeth, grab a cup of coffee and head out for the day. Water is an important part of our daily lives and we use it for a wide variety of purposes, but do we really understand how much we use?
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- 10. Thank you for your attention!!!