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What Is A Watershed? Where does our water come from? • At your table, discuss where you think our water comes from. • Where does the water for the rivers come from? • Where does the water go when we are done with it? • How do we make sure we don’t send “used” water back into the “good” water?! We are all part of a watershed! • Watch this video clip about what a watershed is. • Talk at your table about what makes up a watershed! Write this definition! A watershed is a line of hills or mountains from which rivers drain (or flow away). A watershed is also an area of land that includes a particular river or lake and all the water that flows into it Draw a rough diagram of a watershed. • Follow along and sketch a diagram of a watershed. Where does a watershed end? •Discuss at your table where rivers end. •Are oceans part of a watershed? Is there anywhere on earth that is not part of a watershed? • Everywhere on earth is part of a watershed. • All land and waters are either part of a place water FLOWS TO, or water FLOWS AWAY FROM. Diagram of a Watershed •Write the definition of a watershed at the top of your paper. •Add color by filling in all the water areas in blue. •Be able to trace and explain how water moves from high points to low points, and how it returns to high points.