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Water I glisten, I gleam, I shine and rhyme. I flow, I go, I grow and I glow. I guide yet I am guided, As I go and flow. Moving and moving, As I have done again and again. I am cherished, I am devoured. I give what they need, Yet some try to hurt me. But when I am clean I taste a good taste. I smell of nothing, Yet smell so sweet. I feel so soft, But sometimes rough. But as I go and flow, And move without stop, I stay on my route, Never to stop. Water Winning Artist: 6th-8th Grades Mallory Greer River HomeLink 5th Grade Mrs. Hergert Columbia River Winning Author: 6th-8th Grades Jacob Rice HomeLink Battle Ground 8th Grade Mrs. Wirkkala Page 35 Grades 6 - 8
Watershed Green frogs. Brown frogs. Red-eye frogs. Happy frogs. Sad frogs. Nice frogs. Toads Kaiya Holguin Pleasant Valley Middle School 6th Grade Mrs. Taylor Artwork by Xena Ault McLoughlin Middle School 6th Grade Mrs. Thomas Battle Ground was such a blast That’s why I would like to see it last That day the lake was so clean And the next time I hope I can jump with glee But now times are tough Every day presents a challenge And I hope the next time I go I won’t be sitting full of woe Nicolas Acosta McLoughlin Middle School 6th Grade Mrs. Thomas Page 36 Girl’s Play Sitting in the shallow, frigid water Legs out in front of us Going for a ride Rushing Sliding Never quite able to avoid bumping down On the slimy moss-covered rocks Laughing Giggling Holding on to rocks along the way To try and slow the swift-running river current Attempting not to let it carry us too far down the Lewisville River Standing up in the shallow water Trying to make it back where We started Which, between the laughing, slippery rocks and the Current Was quite difficult Actually… Rebekah Boone HomeLink Battle Ground 8th Grade Mrs. Wirkkala My Trip To the Washougal River Have you ever been to the Washougal River? I have with my mom, my sister, and 5 other friends. We looked for minnows and small fish in the shallow areas near the shore. We also looked for larger fish and crawdads in the deeper areas. At the spot we were at, the deepest it got was about three feet deep, so we could see all the way down! My friends and I found a crawdad and he crawled right onto a stick next to me, so I picked him up for about a minute then put him back and let him go. The Washougal River is perfect for salmon. It has a rocky bottom, shallow areas, and the water is clear and clean. There are also rapids which keep the water moving so it stays clean. It’s really fun and I suggest you go there! Eric Dillman McLoughlin Middle School 6th Grade Mrs. Thomas
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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 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
Page 31 and 32: Our Streams Shining, glowing, the w
Page 33 and 34: Artwork by Takumi Veley Hockinson I
Page 35: Pollution Prevention “Look at the
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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