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Burnt Bridge Creek We get up on Saturday; get dressed right away, Grab Jett’s leash; it’s time to play, He goes crazy barking and barking some more, Jumping and running, he heads for the door, We open the car and he hops right in, I look at his face and swear he can grin, It doesn’t take long and running we go, To the stream through the meadow that’s hidden below, Jett and I play forever it seems, “You got me all wet, Jett!” Dylan screams, We see all the animals that call this place home, The wonderful life cycle so none are alone, If we do our part and help keep it clean, They’ll live happy and healthy along with the stream, Burnt Bridge Creek is the name of this place, If we all work together to give nature some space, She will thank us each day, Just try it and see, If the trees, flowers, animals and bees, Don’t make you smile and bring joy to your face, Well, we’ve said our “Good Day” to Burnt Bridge Creek, Take care, all of you, “Come Jett.” We’ll see you next week! Winning Artist: 3rd-5th Grades Eleni Phillips Illahee Elemenatary School 4th Grade Mrs. Hansen Great Blue Heron Winning Author: 3rd-5th Grades Dylan Fallstone Page 9 River HomeLink 5th Grade Mrs. Hergert Grades 3 - 5
Clean Camas Here in Camas and across the nation We play in the sun and enjoy our vacation Fish and camp at our favorite lake Our area is clean for goodness sake I make smores and swim all day Then clean up, it’s the Camas way I dive from my rope, swing into the water Drink plenty of fluids as the day gets hotter Later that night we pitch our tent The earth undisturbed; the way that was meant. Brady Moore Grass Valley Elementary School 5th Grade Mrs. Graue Artwork by Addison Friesen Daybreak Primary School 3rd Grade Mrs. Gish Fish are big Fish are small Fish are fun for all! Some are blue Some are green They’re fun to swim with me! Anna Seppala Daybreak Primary School 3rd Grade Mrs. Schroeder The Worst Part of Pollution In a pond or stream, you can have lots of fun, But keep it clean, or it will become none. Run or walk or take a hike, To get there even use a bike! If you have to use a car, Do a carpool, it’s better by far. Pick up and throw away trash, Make the decision, don’t be rash! Inside a clean pond, fish swim all day. With pollution they go away. Plants and animals are hurt by pollution, I hope somebody finds a solution! Frogs give birth in fresh water, Polluting the aqua kills their sons and daughters. Think of poor animals destroyed homes, That were affected by poisoned foams. Near a clean pond, birds nest in the trees, When close to a polluted pond, they go away with the bees. Where does rain go when it falls down? Into a watershed, or the ground! So next time you are at Battle Ground Lake, Give the water a big break. Watersheds are good, not a pain, It is natural, it holds rain! So who can help save the watersheds? Me and you, enemies and friends. Piper Schafte Captain Strong Primary School 4th Grade Mrs. Crill Page 10 Artwork by Ally Errico Illahee Elementary School 5th Grade Mrs. Hansen
Page 1 and 2: 2012 Watershed of Words A collectio
Page 3 and 4: Keeping Our Water Clean Clean water
Page 5 and 6: Congratulations to the students who
Page 7 and 8: Frog Haiku Frogs leap pad to pad Fr
Page 9: Keeping water clean So the fish don
Page 13 and 14: Artwork by Sebastian Miranda-Givens
Page 15 and 16: Artwork by Lily Graham Daybreak Pri
Page 17 and 18: Rapping Water Water is cool Water i
Page 19 and 20: Water Animals Water animals, water
Page 21 and 22: How the Salmon Was Saved Once upon
Page 23 and 24: A Day Rafting on the Lewisville Riv
Page 25 and 26: Dear Stream, Every time I try to go
Page 27 and 28: Water blue as blue as the sky Fish
Page 29 and 30: Ducks in a Pond Small duck, big duc
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Page 33 and 34: Artwork by Takumi Veley Hockinson I
Page 35 and 36: Pollution Prevention “Look at the
Page 37 and 38: Watershed Green frogs. Brown frogs.
Page 39 and 40: When You Hurt Me When you hurt me,
Page 41 and 42: Bob and Pollution Once upon a time
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Page 47 and 48: A Lake of Its Shadow The water, the
Page 49 and 50: Tromping through the woods Running
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