Water moves between lakes, rivers, oceans, the sky and the land in a continuous loop. This is called 'The water cycle'.
Download and print this activity, and use it to teach young children about where their drinking water comes from.
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The water cycle
A page for children to colour in and enjoy
2023
From: Safe drinking water - Footsteps 120
How to value, look after and ensure the safety of drinking water
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