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The logo for use on all communications is one of the two versions below:

Portrait version This version has the Love Every Drop text vertically stacked as three lines and ranged left above the Anglian Water name. The droplet device is scaled to the Love Every Drop text.

Landscape versionThis version has the Love Every Drop text on a single line, left aligned with the Anglian Water name. The droplet device is aligned to the base of the Anglian Water name.

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Landscape version Logo colours

The choice of which version to use will depend on which has more visual standout on the item being designed.

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The text and other contents of the two versions of the Love Every Drop logo cannot be edited. The logos should be downloaded from the Love Every Drop brand room at www.anglianwater.co.uk/sign-in A username and password can be obtained from the Marketing Team.

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What do I know about water?Lesson 12 –

Before you start this session, please: • Print Activity sheets 12:1

• Collect together the following items to help you complete the experiment and activities in this lesson.

• Pencil and paper

• Coloured pencils/felt pens

• Card (cereal packets are fine) or paper

• Counters for your game (small toys or buttons) or you might decide to make them





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Let’s get started You have been learning all about water in the last 11 sessions. In this session, you are going to share what you know about water by designing, making and playing a board game.

The first step is to record all the things you can remember.

Choose a way to record all the things you have learned in any of the other learning at home sessions, particularly the things that made you go ‘wow!’ or ‘umm?’.

You could make a list, draw a comic strip or how about drawing a mind map (spider diagram) like this. (Yours will include a lot more ideas and better drawings!)

Take a look at the things you can remember and decide if your game will cover everything you have learnt or will focus on a theme, like the environment, water efficiency or what not to flush? Start thinking of a title.

Then investigate the board games in your home. Have you played them all? If not, try a few out.

There are lots of types of board games which you may have in your home:

• A quiz game (like Trivial Pursuit)

• A game like Snakes and Ladders – what would you use instead of snakes (go back) or ladders (go forward)?

• Or a game like Mouse Trap

What do they all have in common?

• Clear instructions

• Easy to play

• An obvious outcome

Which type of game will work best for you?

Session Information sheet 12:1

What do I know about water?

Where it comes from

Using water

How is it cleaned?

Water





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Session Information sheet 12:2

Use the list, comic strip or mind map you’ve just made to help you.

Things to think about: Jot down your game ideas on a piece of paper. Remember the first idea might not always be the best.

Once you have decided on the design of your game, use the resources you have collected to make it. Don’t forget to write your instructions and the rules of the board game.

Once you have made your game, play with everyone in your house then complete Activity sheet 12:1.

Have fun playing your board game and maybe ask a grown-up to share your idea with Anglian Water at [email protected]

The board:

• How big will your board be?

• What kind of layout will you use?

• What colours would work best?

Players:

• How many players will it be for?

• What age range is it for?

• Will you need to be in teams? If so, how many teams and how many in each team?

Do you need:

• Counters or pieces

• Question cards

• Dice or spinner

• Timer

Instructions and rules:

• How do you make sure all players get to have a go?

• What if it finishes too quickly?

• How do you win?

• What happens if there is a draw?

Now you are ready to design and make your own game






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Activity sheet 12:1

What worked well? What do you need to change?

What didn’t work well? If you changed it, did the game improve? Was it more fun?

Evaluate your board game


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