Want to be a water-saving hero? Here’s a fun and simple way to show your friends how water is wasted — and what you all can do to protect it!

• Why saving water is important.

• What habits waste water.

• How we can help people and the planet by using less water.

• A picture or a toy tap (or real one, if available) showing it dripping.

• A cup of clean water.

• A small sponge.

• Optional: images of a toothbrush, shower, or washing dishes.

1. Start with a Question:

Show your friends the dripping tap (or picture) and ask:
  “Do you think this is wasteful?”
  “What happens if this keeps dripping all day?”

2. Sponge Rescue Game:

Pour small drops of water from the cup, one by one, and ask your friends to “save” them using a sponge.
Explain that every drop of water counts, and little waste adds up to a lot over time!

3. Talk About Habits:

Show pictures of daily activities (like brushing teeth or taking a shower) and ask:
“Where do we use water every day?”
“What can we do to save water?”
Examples:

• Turn off the tap while brushing teeth.

• Take shorter showers.

• Fix leaking taps.

Ask your friends:

• “How do you use water at home?”

• “What’s one thing you’ll start doing to save water?”

• Make posters with messages like “Every Drop Counts” or “Save Water, Save the Planet.”

• Keep a “Water Diary” for a week to track where you use water and where you can save it.