🌧️ Where Does the Water Come From?

Teaching kids about water sources is an important topic that helps them understand the value of water, where it comes from, and how to conserve it. Here are some strategies and activities to engage children in learning about water sources:

• Introduce the water cycle concept, explaining how water evaporates from bodies of water, forms clouds, and falls back to the Earth as precipitation.
• Using this Teaching Presentation and workbook, discuss various water sources, such as rivers, lakes, oceans, and groundwater. Explain the importance of each source and how they contribute to the overall water supply.
• Hands-on experiments can be a fun and effective way for children to understand water sources. For example, set up a mini water cycle experiment using a bowl of water, plastic wrap, and a heat source. Let children observe condensation and precipitation in action.

✔️ Water Sources Lesson Plan – Done!

This resource includes the teaching presentation and the workbook alongside the teaching presentation. This means you have everything you need to teach your students all about water sources.

The PowerPoint includes:

• 21 Slides
• 3 Turn and Talk discussion slides
• 6 guided note-taking slides – using the workbook available in the dropdown download
• 3 quick practise check-point slides

Download and Teach!

Use the dropdown menu to choose between the PDF, Google Slides and PowerPoint versions of the teaching slides and the workbook.

PLEASE NOTE: The workbook and teaching slides are available in separate downloads using the dropdown function.

This resource was created by David Steffes, a Teach Starter collaborator.