Reading: Tips and tricks to save water a) Read the children’s tips to save water and find the correct title. Draw lines. 1. Zola: When you brush your teeth, turn off the tap and try to take showers instead of long baths that need a lot of water. Save water outside 2. Aiko: To get one kg of beef, you need 15,000 litres of water … that’s a lot! Try to eat more vegetables instead. They’re healthy, too. Save water in the kitchen 3. Carl: Did you know that dishwashers use less water than washing by hand? Load the dishwasher till it’s full and turn it on. Save water with the food you eat 4. Jerry and Marc: When we wash our parents’ car, we always use a bucket and a sponge. We also tell our dad to fix dripping taps. Save water in the bathroom b) Complete the information leaflet for “World Water Day.” You can find all the words in task 8a. c) Can you think of two more tips to save water at home or school? Write down your ideas. d) Find a partner and compare your tips. Design a poster together and present it to the class. You can start like this: In our presentation we would like to … Today we would like to talk about … 9 GREAT TIPS TO SAVE WATER EVERY SINGLE DAY! 1. Only turn on the dishwasher when it’s . 2. Turn off the when brushing your teeth. 3. Tell adults to fix taps. 4. When washing the car, use a and a . 5. Take instead of baths. 6. Eat less and more vegetables. SAVE WATER, IT’S IN YOUR HANDS! Tip Tips to design a great poster: Make it easy to read from a distance. Keep it simple, but be creative and try to make your poster special. T 61 7 sixty-one Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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