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Frogs in a Pond Once upon a time there was a frog family. They lived in a pond. The frog family was happy in their pond. The pond had clean water and grass on the outside of the pond. It also had flowers and trees that shadowed the pond. In the frog family lived Hoppy, Fatboy and Jumpy. Hoppy the wife likes to jump from lily pad to lily pad. Her husband, Fatboy like to relax and catch flies to eat. Jumpy likes to be with her mom, Hoppy. The frogs build a house on the beautiful land next to the pond. Their house is made of grass. Their friends are other frogs, fish and beavers. They like to swim with their friends. The people that visit the pond don’t litter garbage because they like the pond. It is their favorite pond. The frogs lived happily ever after in their beautiful pond. Rebecca Roach HomeLink Battle Ground 3rd Grade Mrs. Roach The Way of the Water Water glistens in the creek, the moon shines on its surface. All the birds everywhere open up their beaks to speak. All the geese from up above come flying down to get food from the water. I see the animals one by one – a mother and her daughter. The water ripples now because the rain has started to fall. The birds fly over back to their nest; I hear them scream their call. Everywhere I hear the sounds – I need to go back now. The world is such a lovely place I always wonder how. Rivers, streams and creeks – them all – they’re very musical. These water places – all of them, they’re all so magical. Ellie Bradford Illahee Elementary School 4th Grade Mrs. Hansen Artwork by Spencer Weathers River HomeLink 3rd Grade Mrs. Remmen Page 25 My Lake My lake reminds me of a beach. I go swimming and camping with my grandpa and grandma. I go fishing sometimes to catch fish, then I let go of the fish and think of the world. Katherine Styskel Hockinson Intermediate School 4th Grade Ms. Maloney Pollution: Bad, bad, bad I am a little lizard looking at a pond. All I see is pollution which is bad, bad, bad for all the animals, including me. Please turn my frown upside down by not littering in the water. Come on people, it’s up to you! Nicole Kreger Sacajawea Elementary School 3rd Grade Mrs. Gannon
Water blue as blue as the sky Fish in the water splash splash In the dark blue water fishing. Robert J. Andrews Lake Shore Elementary School 5th Grade Mrs. Cannard Salmon Creek Salmon Creek looks peaceful and is quiet, With its rushing rapids and trees in different colors, Rocks that are perfect for skipping and fish that suck on your toes. It should stay that way, so put garbage in a trash can and put glass, plastic, and cans in recycling bin. Aidan Del Moral Lake Shore Elementary School 5th Grade Mrs. Cannard Artwork by Alexis Heinzman Daybreak Primary School 3rd Grade Mrs. Sibley Dear People, Yuck. I hate all of this garbage! I was just minding my own business, trying to get a tasty fish, or a squirrel (if I get lucky), or something. Oh, excuse me, I forgot my manners. I’m Teddy. Teddy the bear. Can you help me and my bear buddies out? We live on the Columbia River and the water is so dirty! I see hikers coming up and leaving their lunches, or people throw wrappers in the water. We can’t even take a decent shower! Just please help us and the fishies in the water (they taste better clean). There is too much pollution. We know we can count on you to help! Thank you! Sincerely, Teddy and the other animals. Meliah Franklin King’s Way Christian School 5th Grade Mrs. Murphy Artwork by Mackenzie Hoffman King’s Way Christian School 5th Grade Mrs. Murphy Lewis River Green Lilypads float on top of the calm river. Salmon Eggs lay in the pond. Wild animals drink from the river. Slimy Salamanders slither. Chirping Redwinged blackbirds rest on cattails. Incredible squirrels scamper up trees. Vines of blackberry cover the fence. Empty snail shells lay still by the river. Mossy Rocks rock. Elise Wilson Firm Foundation Christian School 3rd Grade Mrs. Wright Page 26
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 and 10: Keeping water clean So the fish don
Page 11 and 12: Clean Camas Here in Camas and acros
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: Dear Stream, Every time I try to go
Page 29 and 30: Ducks in a Pond Small duck, big duc
Page 31 and 32: Our Streams Shining, glowing, the w
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
Page 43 and 44: Crystal, Clean and Clear Clear wate
Page 45 and 46: River Cold, River Running River col
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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