Water Underground: Springs and Wells
Students will learn that some water soaks into the ground and can be found in springs and wells.
Key Questions
- Explain where water goes after it rains and soaks into the ground.
- Describe what a spring is and how water comes out of the ground.
- Discuss how people get water from underground using wells.
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