Use the slideshow, teacher resources, and student worksheets in this science mini-lesson to give students a general overview of ocean and fresh water distribution. This mini-lesson can be taught as part of 1 or 2 45-minute class periods. The activities and exercises can be completed in class or given as take-home assignments. The lesson content is accessible and approachable for both science teachers and generalists, and includes background material for brush-up or pre-lecture preparation.
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![Water](https://www.teachervision.com/sites/default/files/styles/fe_video_page_image_300_200_/public/2018-05/43548509_xl.jpg)
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Use this mini-lesson to introduce students to ocean and fresh water distribution. Teach them that water is constantly moved around the planet via the water cycle.
Excerpted from
Eyewitness: Water
John Woodward
Eyewitness: Water provides an in-depth, comprehensive look at Earth's most precious resource, its chemical properties, its movement around the planet, and why it is essential for all life.
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