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Our river is located near the river Kupa.The River Kupa Is our measuring station, so we spend a lot of time there. The River Kupa and the landscape around it are very important for the people that live here. The River Kupa often floods the areas nearby, which affects the vegetation around it and the people who live in the flooded areas. We regularly go to Kupa River and monitor the water quality. We are also studying the biodiversity of our Kupa River. We want to preserve our favorite River for future generations

The movie tell us a story of great fear where water becomes to be rare, and a drop of water becomes equal to life. During the events of the movie, Soad finds herself forced to search for a drop of water to save her mother. However, faced with the difficulty of finding drinkable water, and often great effort, she finally obtains a cup of water,but it's too late.

Water is closely related to our lives. I think the protection of water should be embodied in the little things in daily life. My creative inspiration of the poem comes from the real life scenes of my daily interactions with my younger brother, and I hope to tell everyone in this interesting way: it is not too late to remedy the damage that humans have done to water resources .Start cherishing and protecting water from today, erase your mistakes, and you will be able to return to a place with abundant water and grass and picturesque mountains and rivers.

Inspired by Hokusai’s The Great Wave off Kanagawa, this is a multimedia sculpture. It shows the power of water

The dragon is reflected in the water imprisoned in the dragonfly”In Japan, the dragonfly is known as the “little dragon”.It is a symbol of great beauty and inner strength.Our Dese river is full of small dragons.Panel colored with tempera, dragonflies made with the color printing technique, stones and othermaterials.

Fourth grade students participated in workshops promoted by the reclamationconsortium of the water network of their living area. Afterwards, they’ve written slogans andrhyming sentences to summarize what they’ve learned. Furthermore, through a collective writingactivity, they ‘ve realized a rap on phyto-depuration, a topic that particularly intrigued them.The song’s lyrics have been sung in small groups, accompanied by a simple sequence of beats withrhythm sticks. The rhyming verses have been created in English, too. The class also created ametaphorical drawing, titled "Let's change the future", which they realized in turns, to symbolizehow everyone's contribution is needed to protect waterways. The poster aims to highlight howthe water is in danger and in short supply in many parts of the world. The snowball shows howglobal warming is expanding semi-desert climate zones and how air and water pollution is leadingto catastrophic scenarios. New generations are increasingly sensitive to these issues and, throughdaily actions, they do their part to reverse the trend, awakening adults’ consciences. They bringtheir contribution, "the fallen piece of glass", attempting to stem the negative consequences andget a colorful future again.

The girls who walked to fetch water gathered at the village well. Smaller children and boys also joined them. They passed the time by dancing and singing, forgetting that it was necessary to get the water more quickly. Girls carrying water on their heads used scroll-ring-shaped, cloth-made preparations for easier carrying of burden on their heads

The piani rendition of Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World" is full of brightness and warmth, reflecting the optimism and admiration expressed in the lyrics. The melody begins with luminous and melodious notes, evoking the image of a sunrise on a clear morning. The piano creates a smooth and solid sonic background. As the piece progresses, the harmonies become more complex, and the piano expresses its emotions with a variety of nuances and colours. Pianistic interpretation may also include improvisations or embellishments that add uniqueness and depth to the performance. Overall, the piano version of this song is filled with warmth and joy, providing the listener with a delightful and memorable experience

Yiruma's "River Flows in You"is a musical depiction of water in its most serene and tranquil form. The gentle piano melody flows effortlessly, evoking the image of a meandering stream winding its way through a peaceful forest. Each note sparkles like sunlight dancing on the surface of water, while the delicate harmonies resonate like ripples spreading across a calm pond. It's a melody that captures the beauty and simplicity of nature, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in its soothing currents and timeless tranquillity

Georg Friedrich Handel's music is like a mighty river, flowing calmly yet with great strength through an idyllic landscape. The slow and deep chords create an image of water flowing steadily like an ancient river carving its way through rocks and mountains scenery. The bright and lively melodic passages are akin to sunbeams piercing through the leaves of trees along the banks. It's an impressive melody that carries on the waters of time, symbolising both the strength and fluidity of nature

Water is beautiful, whether hot or cold, important and precious… Indispensable to Man, animals and plants… It provides life, shelter and food… We all need it. Sometimes it goes away but, mostly, it always returns! It’s a fantastic natural resource and it’ s present everywhere. Thanks to it, we can create food, means of transport and energy sources. We can improve our health too, so, water is a masterpiece!

This is an original song written by Indus Valley World School. It speaks of the beginning of existence when the world was beautiful - the birds sang, while the river waters from the melting snows and the gentle rain gurgled their own song. However, once humans got the opportunity, they began desecrating and polluting the rivers. As we poisoned and choked our rivers, not for once did we pause to think that for us Water is Life. For all our human follies and abuse, we shall suffer if we do not pause and take stock now. We need to understand that we are the protectors of Mother Earth; we need to honour and protect our water. We, the children of Indus Valley World School, have made it our mission to spread this awareness to the world - Water is Life, Water is our Religion, Water is our Strength and in protecting Water lies our Future

The song describes the journey of a small fish named Dablink, a name that derives from the locality where the source of the Dine stream is located, which is mentioned several times in the song and which crosses the territory of the Giudicarie Esteriori. The piece aims to make known the territory of the Giudicarie Esteriori and its treasures, which without the presence of water could not be there. A song, invented and illustrated by the students to enhance the importance of water, its protection and love for the territory in which we live

With this Project the fifth grades of campo Lomaso Primary School (Italy) are aiming at valuing the water of our valley by telling the story of the Austropotamobius Pallipes, the freshwater crayfish loving in our waters. We discover the terrible fate suffered by this species because of the bad behavior of human beings and then through the voices of children, we are faced with the awful consequences that water pollution also has on our human life. Storytellers also cite an event entitled "La Sarca Tutta Nuda", One of the real solutions carried out by local people in order to actually do something to clean the water from rubbish. The final message wants to remind people that, even in Sarca River, the main tributary of Garda Lake, is now experiencing a better situation, we have to go on taking care of it

The protagonist of this story is an old cube-shaped tin container. It holds exactly 1 liter of water and we took it with us to the fountains near the school. These fountains have an ancient history and are the true wealth of our towns. We filled the cube with frozen snow and let it melt. The experiment demonstrates rising global temperatures and rising sea levels. The consequences of climate change manifest themselves with increasingly frequent extreme weather events that change the environment. Scientific studies confirm that these phenomena are caused by human interference and gas emissions. Global warming leads us towards an uncertain future and forces us to become aware of how we have changed the planet. We must find solutions to slow this change. Each of us can make a difference by adopting a sustainable lifestyle. The retreat of glaciers, such as that of Adamello, is evidence of ongoing climate change. It is essential to act now to avoid irreversible consequences. Together we can change the future of the planet

Water, where are you? Is the question asked by the entire earth's population.Water has disappeared 1rom the fate of the Earth.Boys and girls all over the world will find her again and discover the reason for this behavior.A fantastic story but one that deals with a real problem and above all a passionate invitation to respect water and the environment. The magic of storytelling occurs through an ancient Japanese method: Kamishibai. Storytelling becomes an adventure and discover solutions exciting!