Discover how much water you use for daily activities in this science printable. Students will use reference materials to complete a chart about water usage, and will consider several ways they can conserve water. This is a great Earth Day activity!
Activity: The Water Cycle
Excerpted from
Concepts and Challenges of Life Science
From Pearson's Concepts and Challenges Life Science.
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