Water Everywhere

Exploring the Distribution of Water on Earth

W R IT E Y O U R N A ME /S H E R E
 Activity
• Differentiate saltwater from freshwater.
• Create a presentation that will explain the
distribution of water on Earth.

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Our planet is about 71% covered in water.
Where can all that water be found?

Let’s dive in
and find out!

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What do you know about water?
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Freshwater
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Water Everywhere
Exploring the Distribution of Water on Earth
B Y Z O L A B E K K E R A N D JO B PA R K
 Activity
• Differentiate saltwater from freshwater.
• Create a presentation that will explain the
distribution of water on Earth.
Our planet is about 71% covered in water.
Where can all that water be found?

Let’s dive in
and find out!

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What do you know about water?
• Water is a substance made up of • About 71% of the Earth’s surface
hydrogen and oxygen. It can take is covered by water.
solid, liquid, and gaseous forms.
 Saltwater
It is a type of water that
contains a high
concentration of salt.
Saltwater can be found in
oceans and seas. It is a habitat
for organisms such as sea grass,
sharks, and whales.
 Freshwater
It is a type of water that
has a very low
concentration of salt.
Freshwater can be found in bodies of
water such as lakes, streams, rivers,
and glaciers. It is a habitat for
organisms such as waterlilies,
insects, and amphibians.
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 Distribution of
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Quick Recap! • About 71% of the surface of the
Earth is covered with water.

• The two types of water are

saltwater and freshwater.

• 96.5% of Earth’s waters are

saltwater, 2.5% are freshwater,
and the rest are found in other
solutions.
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