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Narrated by: Isabella (Age 6)

Recycling Water in Schools. Narrated by: Isabella (Age 6). Introduction: The three R’s of recycling are: Reduce – what you buy and use so you have less to throw away. Reuse – use the same things as often as you can. Recycle – find lots of new ways to use old things.

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Narrated by: Isabella (Age 6)

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  1. Recycling Water in Schools Narrated by: Isabella (Age 6)

  2. Introduction: • The three R’s of recycling are: • Reduce – what you buy and use so you have less to throw away. • Reuse – use the same things as often as you can. • Recycle – find lots of new ways to use old things. • Every drop of water counts!

  3. Use of taps. • Turn off tap after washing your hands. • Use signs near taps to tell others how to use them correctly. • Wash paint brushes in an empty container of water instead of under a running tap. • Report any leaking taps around the school to a teacher. • Water Corporation WA (2011). Being waterwise. Retrieved 07/05/2012, from http://www.watercorporation.com.au/W/waterwise_index.cfm?uid=0837-2686-2368-6916

  4. Water Use on School Grounds. • Water only when needed. • Follow water rules to water gardens and lawns. • Plant native plants. • Use a watering can where possible. • Keep pools covered. • Do not water the school ground during the heat of the day – instead do it in the morning or evening. • WaterwiseCorporation WA (2011). Waterwise checklist - Schools and Education facilities. Retrieved 07/05/2012, from • http://www.watercorporation.com.au/_files/waterwise/ww_business/WBC_Schools_Education_Facilities_checklist.pdf

  5. Water Use in the Canteen. • Wash fruit and vegetables in a container or half filled sink instead of under running water. • Only use the dishwasher when full. • Only use running water for a final rinse – NOT to clean. • Use a sink drainer to stop food scraps from going down the drain and needing a plumber to fix. • Dry brush and spot clean the floors as often as you can. • Water Corporation WA (2011). Being waterwise. Retrieved 07/05/2012, from http://www.watercorporation.com.au/W/waterwise_index.cfm?uid=0837-2686-2368-6916

  6. Become a water wise school and make every drop count!

  7. References Water Corporation WA (2011). Being waterwise. Retrieved 07/05/2012, from http://www.watercorporation.com.au/W/waterwise_index.cfm?uid=0837-2686-2368-6916 Water Corporation WA (2011). Waterwise checklist - Schools and Education facilities. Retrieved 07/05/2012, from http://www.watercorporation.com.au/_files/waterwise/ww_business/WBC_Schools_Education_Facilities_checklist.pdf

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