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Hello Scholars! This week you will continue to learn of the importance of Earth’s fresh water. Today you will ask yourself, when you turn on the faucet, where does the water come from?” You will learn how in many places water can seep into porous ground and remain there. These places are called aquifers, and these are where many people get their drinking water from.

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Essential Question:  When you turn on the faucet, where does the water come from?
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When you turn on the faucet, where does the water come from?

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