Water, water everywhere

Explore water consumption inequalities and build students' geographical data skills with this engaging activity and worksheet.

What's included

• Graph skills activity exploring individual typical water consumption
• Map skills activity to help students compare and contrast water consumption in different countries
• Ready-to-use worksheet and teacher notes, including useful links to further resources to support the activities

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How to use this resource

Perfect for World Water Day, or for resource management topics, this resource focuses on water consumption inequalities. Students calculate and compare their personal water consumption to that of others in the class and consider why they might be different. They then contrast water usage in their country with that of other countries around the world. This resource focuses on developing geographical skills.

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