CIP Tafalla - World Water Day (22 March, 2022)

In CIP Tafalla, Infant Education students want to support World Water Day, which is held on 22 March every year since 1993, and focuses on the importance of freshwater.
World Water Day celebrates water and raises awareness of the 2.2 billion people living without access to safe water. It is about taking action to tackle the global water crisis. 


LET'S SAVE WATER!

LET'S USE WATER CONSCIENTIOUSLY!

LET'S WATCH OUR HABITS!

WATER IS A BASIC NEED


Xabier Burgui 
1º Advanced Degree in Infant Education



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  1. Laura V. Liberto Pereira3 de abril de 2022, 5:32

    Yes!!! We agree with you! ; ) We worked with this topic too and reflected on the importance of water on these islands.

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  2. Anónimo4 de abril de 2022, 1:39

    I'm Yaisara. Nice work, I agree!!

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  3. Anónimo4 de abril de 2022, 4:22

    I'm Sacha and I think it's a very good work nice joob and Iesadeje supports you

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  4. Anónimo4 de abril de 2022, 4:23

    Well done, this is very interesting. Mariya 3°B

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  5. Anónimo4 de abril de 2022, 4:32

    This is a interesting topic. Good work. Zenkai 3B

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  6. Anónimo4 de abril de 2022, 4:36

    I agree with you, we have to start doing something about this, because it is a real issue we all struggle with. Tess 3 ESO.

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  7. Anónimo4 de abril de 2022, 4:41

    It is important that the world knows about this topic ,good job .
    Carolina 3°B

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  8. Anónimo4 de abril de 2022, 11:28

    Hi! I'm Gabriela from 4º ESO D IES Adeje. I really like the activity, I think it is very important for the population and especially for the students!!

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