A comprehension activity about 'Why Our Bodies Need Water'.
A comprehension activity with provided information sheet, questions and suggested answers.
“H2O, commonly known as water, is essential for the human body to function and vital to our survival. Although we can last weeks without food, we can only survive a matter of days without water. It is important for us to replenish our supply of fresh water every day, as we regularly lose liquid from our lungs, skin, urine and feces.”
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