DESCRIPTION
This hands-on SustainABLE activity is meant to promote conversation about how water is distributed and used, and how we can work together to conserve this limited resource. In different parts of the country, guests may be familiar with different issues around water. For example, in some areas, the purity of water may be more relevant to visitors than a drought. (You can tailor the presentation of the activity to better reflect local concerns.) Players decide how they would distribute water between homes, farms, and factories by sliding marbles down a tube into various containers.
DESCRIPTION
This hands-on SustainABLE activity is meant to promote conversation about how water is distributed and used, and how we can work together to conserve this limited resource. In different parts of the country, guests may be familiar with different issues around water. For example, in some areas, the purity of water may be more relevant to visitors than a drought. (You can tailor the presentation of the activity to better reflect local concerns.) Players decide how they would distribute water between homes, farms, and factories by sliding marbles down a tube into various containers.
TRAINING VIDEOS
OBJECTIVES
LEARNING GOALS
Sustainability solutions address today’s biggest challenges to create the future we want.
We all have a role in creating a more sustainable future.
People need water for many things, but clean water is a limited resource.
Credits
Arizona State University
Sustainability in Science Museums is supported by the Walton Sustainability Solutions Initiatives at Arizona State University.
Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike 3.0 United States (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US).
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