koverentsi esitlus

Water - The Spring of Life

Kehtna Basic

School

French 3

Our every Thursday’s meetings: planning, discussion, studying, communication

Project meeting in Spain

Project meeting in Sicily

Project meeting in Turkey

Project meeting in France

Teematilised õhtud

Pizza night in our Youth Centre

Sicilian night at school

Excursion in Tallinn

Winter hike in Keava bog

Water park in Pärnu

Celebrity hunt – Estonians and people with Estonian roots1) Arvo Pärt

2) Carmen Kass

3) Lembit Öpik

4) Neeme Järvi

5) Toomas Henrik Ilves

6) Mark Kalev Kostabi

7) Kristina Smigun-Vähi

8) Age Oks,Toomas Edur

9) Ahti Heinla, Priit Kasesalu,

ja Jaan Tallinn (Skype)

10) Tanel Padar

Design: Ies Concepcion Arenal

How do you evaluate the quality?

Very goodSatisfactoryBad

How much do you consume bottled water?

How do you do the washing up?

A.- by hand, using running water

B.- by hand, turning off the tap at times

C.- using a dishwasher

Studying the flora and fauna

Foto: Meeli Jänes

Date Students & Teachers

Weather Water Fauna

5 April Katre, Meeli, Gladis, Johannes, Larsen, Hans-Martty, Kenet

Sunny, but chilly

Covered with ice, water at the shore +0.7 C

under ice, not visible

12 April Johannes, Larsen, Hans, Gladis, Katre,Edda, Meeli

Clear, sunny, wind 0-0,2m/s, air +12 C

Mostly icy, water + 6C, odourless, pH 6-7

Chaffinch was singing

19 April Larsen, Hans-Martty, Johannes, Raigo, Katre

sunny Mostly icy, water +5.5 C, odourless, pH 4-6, colour brownish

Grey crow, wild duck, white stork

26 April Larsen, Johannes, Gladis, Meeli

sunny Ice has melted, water + 8C, pH 6-7

1 brit of a crucian carp, common backswimmer, 7 wild ducks, 1 common frog

Evelyn Kurg

Observing water birds at Matsalu Nature Park

Foto: Katre Luik

Presentations on water

Ettekanded Eesti järvedest, jõgedest, jugadest, põhjaveest ja soodest

Eesti vesikonnad

Water in us 4 and a half buckets

of water / about that much water does a body of an adult contain. 2/3 of the water is in cells, 1/5 between the cells and the rest is flowing in blood vessels, lymphatic glands and in the brain.

Renewable natural resource - water

• Water is renewable, however its resources are limited

• Fresh water is becoming most limited

• 2/3 of the Earth is covered by water, but only 3% is fresh water of which 1% is accessible

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Polluted water

•Rubbish drop by humans and companies* Uncleaned sewage water* Uncleaned industrial water•Acid rain• oil pollution / spillage

Alder

Beaver

Pond snail

Kingcup

Mink

Dragonfly

Willow

Arrowhead

Crowfoot

OtterWhite-throated dipper

Kingfisher

phytoplankton

crayfish

Caddisfly

Burbot

Brown troutperch

Mussel

Taking part in the program about the Baltic Sea. In Tartu

Foto: Evelyn Kurg

Veesõnastiku koostamine

Laine - on võnkuv vesi, mille kõrgus võib küündida mitmekümnete meetriteni. Lained tekivad tuule või maavõngete tagajärjel. Lained rõõmustavad surfareid, kuid võivad takistada laevaliiklust.

Wave - is quavering water. Its height can be up to tens of meters. Waves are caused by wind or by seismic activity. Waves can make surfers happy, but also can interfere sea traffic.

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Water legends

Evita Lohu

Photo hunt

Aivi Ulp

Water Week: excursion to Kehtna’s water plant

Foto: Meeli Jänes

* 40 m* 40 metres deep well* NaOCl is added* 120-150 m3 is consumed daily

Water week: visiting water disposal plant at Kehtna

Foto: Meeli Jänes

Water programme at Kohila Environment Centre

Johannes

Gladis Larsen

Water Week: Testing mineral waters

Board games

Playing board games

Larsen

Johannes

Water Quiz

Thank you for your attention!