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We can make a change We can make a change – Part II Water water everywhere

Several hands-on activities can be conducted either in class or at a water site. These activities engage children and open their minds to science and geography concepts.

Have your class do these activities and see how easily they grasp the lesson

Capture the children's attention. Start your Geography or Environment Education class with a water story or some trivia.

Indian rivers

Compose a Haiku on water and put these up on the bulletin board

The haikai verse (singular) or Haiku (plural), is a form of Japanese poetry, consisting of 17 phonetic units, in three metrical phrases of 5, 7, and 5 units respectively, and typically contains a reference to nature. This form uses phrases and not complete sentences.

1.    Will nations really come to blows over water?

Story & Trivia

Story & Trivia

The name Danube comes from the ancient Celtic word ‘danu’ which simply means river. As the river sustained their lives through its many functions, Goddess Danu was representative of the river. She was considered the mother of all Celtic gods.