The circumference (at brain height): 44in.
The Diameter (at brain height):
Distance from a man made object: 208 in.

The circumference (at brain height): 44in.
The Diameter (at brain height):
Distance from a man made object: More than 10 meters

The circumference (at brain height): 57in.
The Diameter (at brain height):
Distance from a man made object: More than 10 meters

The circumference (at brain height): 5 in.
The Diameter (at brain height):
Distance from a man made object: 18 in.

    The water gets ready in the clouds, he is getting ready to be big enough to rain. Once he is big enough the cloud lets louse and the rain falls down to the earths surface. He could stay in one spot but this droplet wants to explore. he runs down the street and jumps into the small creek down by the lake. The creek will carry him down until he splashes in the lake. This little drop rushes to get to the next stage, emptying into the big blue ocean. One second he is a lake drop and the next he is a ocean drop. After spending a long lime in the ocean he decides he wants to go see his drop friends back up in the clouds. He washes up on the shore waiting to get evaporated. Slowly moving up the drop becomes one with the cloud again.

Hippos are not a lot like humans but they use water in a lot of the same ways. Hippos use water 85% of their day in the water when they need to cool off. Alike with humans they need water in their food and they need water to drink so that they stay healthy. Unlike humans hippos don't care what  kind of water they use, clean or dirty water. Hippos love water they have a habitat of water for most of the day. Hippos also love to lounge in the pools in the wild or were ever they live. They don't play in pools like humans. They may not brush their teeth but the water still helps them stay clean just like humans.  

I am worried that I didn't come as prepared as I needed to be. This is because we could die and get sick from the sun’s rays that will mean that I will be working over time. We could also run out of medicine and we would need more because of the sicknesses. I am also feeling badly for Emma Turner because she is a pharmacist and she will be selling all of the prescriptions that I ordered for my patients and if more people are getting sick she will be working overtime as well selling medications. I also feel bad for the therapist, her name is Silvia Santos. I feel bad for her because people are worried about getting lost in the dust storms and we could trap ourselves in our homes by the dust storms dust clogging the door cracks. If people are worried they will go to Silvia for solutions and many people are are worried so Silvia will have to work extra hard to fix their problems. We have many problems and mant solutions but I am still worried it is not enough.    

Drinking and Eating

• I add water to the food that I make at home
• I drink water when I eat dry things
  
• When my mouth gets dry I get water to drink
  

• When I get a head ache I drink water

Keeping Clean

• I use water when I take a shower
• I use water to wet my tooth brush when I brush my teeth
• I use water to wash my hands
• I use water when I wash the dishes
• I use water to wash the car

Caring for Pets

• I fill up my dogs water bowl in the morning and at night
• I use water to wash my dogs mouth after I brush her teeth
  
• I use water to wash the dirt out of her food

Playing

• I use water when I have water gun and water balloon fights
• I get wet by water when I go to the pool
• I use water when I play in the sprinkler

Other

• I need to water the plants
• I put water into the humidifier
• I use water at school

The most common water uses are washing your hands with water, drinking water after working, and using water guns.
The most uncommon water uses are mixing water with chalk and painting with it.

The information in my story is coming from the book The Liberation of Gabriel King By: K.L. Going.

    One day in the summer of 2013 my family and I went on a boating outing. We drove for only about a half hour but I was so excited it felt like ages. Once we got there it was my job to unload and blow up the tubing raft that I would be riding later that day. We zoomed around the lake talking and feeling the wind in our hair. Me and my sister were playing war with water proof cards to pass the time.
    Suddenly my dad said it was time to go tubing. My sister was to chicken to go but I hopped on the raft and said real me out. I was sitting and waiting slowly going up and down from the wake that the boat made until I heard a rumbling, at firs thought I told myself to hold on. We started off slow and got faster and faster water flying in my face every once and a wile jumping up out of the water. It was all fun until one sharp turn and I flew right off that raft and landed I don't what way in the water, my eyes were closed. Flipping in the water I managed to sit up strait. I thought I would be able to swim right up to the boat but I was wrong the boat and my family just kept going. I started to freak out. I tried to yell but there was so much water in my mouth. The only thing I could do was swim. Trying to move through the wake the boat started coming back. Rushing at me I was ready to climb up the bout ladder and grab a blanket, and that was exactly what I did.

 

I read the book A Drop Around The World. I learned a lot of things about water, I learned that...