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• E-Learning lesson title (same as the Module ID in
  the notes section)
• Introductory sentence that grabs the attention of
  the user
• Target audience

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Introduction

• Water sources
• Do you know where your water comes from?
• Ages 3 and above

Type Intro slide Graphics Water Corporation
Logo
Name
School
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Sources
There are five water sources that provide water
for industry, irrigation, recreation, the
environment and drinking.
Type Drag and drop Graphics Water Poster

• Drag the name of each water source onto the
  correct place on the picture
• Recycled water
• Wastewater
• Surface water
• Groundwater
• Desalinated water

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Recycled Water

• Recycled water - treated wastewater or
  appropriately treated drainage water. Before
  being recycled, wastewater is treated, according
  to stringent health regulations, to meet the
  appropriate standard for its intended use.
• Position the words on the right in the correct
  space above
• Recycled
• Wastewater
• Standard

Type Content slide with navigation panel on the
left side Graphics Recycling plant from sources
image on screen 002
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Groundwater Water

• Groundwater - water that occupies the spaces
  between particles of soil (sand, silt and clay)
  or rock beneath the earth's surface. Groundwater
  is found in unconfined (shallow) aquifers and
  confined (artesian) aquifers.
• Position the words on the right in the correct
  space above
• Fills
• Surface
• Aquifers

Type Content slide Graphics groundwater from
sources image on screen 002
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Desalinated Water

• Desalinated water - Desalination is the removal
  of salt, especially from sea water. Desalination
  is an advanced process to provide a new source of
  clean drinking water to states that cannot rely
  on rainfall.
• Position the words on the right in the correct
  space above
• Supply
• Salt
• Rainfall

Type Content slide Graphics desalination plant
from sources image on screen 002
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Surface Water

• Surface water - water on the Earth's surface
  found in a stream, river, lake, wetland, ocean or
  a dam.
• Position the words on the right in the correct
  space above
• Water
• Wetland
• Surface

Type Content slide Graphics surface water from
sources image on screen 002
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Wastewater

• Wastewater - 99.97 water and comes mostly from
  showers, baths and washing machines. After you've
  used your water, it enters a wastewater pipe, and
  then into the sewer mains and eventually it
  reaches one of our wastewater treatment plants.
• Position the words on the right in the correct
  space above
• Wastewater
• Treatment
• Showers

Type Content slide Graphics waste water plant
from sources image on screen 002
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Certificate lock page

• Complete the following to unlick your water
  sources certificate
• Recycled water
• Groundwater
• Desalinated water
• Surface water
• Wastewater

Type Content slide standard navigation
panel Graphics Tick images for completed
tasks
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Certificate

• Water Sources Certificate
• Name of School
• Has successfully completed the water sources
  challenge on date

Type Content slide Graphics Water Corporation
Certificate
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Congratulations

• Congratulations
• You have successfully completed the water sources
  challenge

Type Content slide Graphics Water Corporation
Certificate
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