In our book, which is an eTwinnig work, the importance of water for living things is explained.

I dedicate this book to the whole project team.

                   Formation of Water

The origin of water dates back to the beginning of the universe. After the Big Bang, hydrogen atoms, which were abundant in the universe, turned into oxygen through nuclear reactions inside stars. These two elements combined to form water molecules.

In the early periods of the formation of the Earth, there was water vapor on our planet. The vapor released into the atmosphere by volcanic eruptions cooled and condensed, falling to the earth as rain. This process prepared the ground for the formation of oceans and seas.

Burak KALIN - ŞEHİT HARUN MAYTALMAN SECONDARY SCHOOL

                          Water and History

The Nile River gave life to the Egyptian civilization, the Indus River to the Indian civilization, the Huang River (Yellow River) to the Chinese civilization, and the Euphrates and Tigris rivers to the Mesopotamian civilizations in the Middle East, the first settlement area of humanity.

Water inspired geometry and led the highly practical Egyptians to determine the height of river swells before 3000 BC, thus making the first scientific measurements of water.

Ahu Deniz ULUDAĞ-iSKENDERUN SCIENCE AND ART CENTER

Water and Chemistry

Ahmet TAŞAR- iSKENDERUN SCIENCE AND ART CENTER

Water and Literature

There are many themes and ideas attached to water in literature.

Water may be explored as a symbol of rebirth, cleansing, washing, drinking, playing in and it may have religious meanings or background.

Water symbolism

Water can be a symbol for life or for sustaining life and as a threat to people.

NARDÜZÜ PRIMARY SCHOOL / Duygu BOLATTÜRK

Water and Art

"Suyun Sanatı"

Su, tabiatın sırasıdır; dağları oyar, taşlara şekil verir, sabırla ve yerde yontar zamanı. Ressamın tuvalde yaptığı fırça darbesinde su vardır; Bazen bir gölün dinginliğinde, bazen bir dalganın öfkesinde. Şairin dizelerinde çağlar, bir mısrada serin bir dere olur akar. Müzisyenin notalarında ise bir yağmur damlası gibi düşer yüreklere temiz, berrak ve gerçek.

Sanat, su gibi sınırı tanımaz; şekline girerse, yapısının biçimini alır ama asla özünü kaybetmez. Su, yaşadığı nasıl besliyorsa, sanat da ruhu öyle besler. İkisi de yeni görünüyor; biri havayı yeşertir, diğer insanı.

Merve KALIN- Senai Yediyıldız AİHL

Water and Music

Water crystals respond to music, words and concepts as well as external factors. The fact that 70% of our body is made up of water also shows that we need to pay attention to our relationship with other people and nature. Our body is a great conductor of sound and vibration. We hear these vibrations not only with our ears, but with every cell of our body.

MEDİNE COŞKUN, GAZİ ABDURRAHMAN PAŞA SECONDARY SCHOOL