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Mina's Little Drops

Mina's Little Drops

Mina the duck learns with friends how small actions — fixing drips, turning off taps, using saved rainwater — help save water and keep their pond and garden healthy.

Learning3-6 years8 pages≈ 2 min read
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Mina's Little Drops · 1
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Mina the duck notices water dripping from the garden tap. She wonders where the water goes.

Mina's Little Drops · 2
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Leo the little elephant loves splashing in the tub. He forgets to turn off the tap and the water keeps running.

Mina's Little Drops · 3
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Grandma Sprout the turtle gently shows them a dripping pipe. She says that every drop counts and should be fixed.

Mina's Little Drops · 4
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They put a bucket under the tap to catch the drips. Now they use the saved water to water the flowers.

Mina's Little Drops · 5
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Leo learns to take a short shower and sings a little song while he rinses. Mina times him with a small pebble timer.

Mina's Little Drops · 6
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They run the washing machine only with a full load. They also use leftover water to wash outdoor toys and not waste clean water.

Mina's Little Drops · 7
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Neighbors join in and make a water-saving plan. Everyone promises to turn taps off and fix leaks.

Mina's Little Drops · 8
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The pond looks bright and the flowers grow tall. Mina, Leo, and Grandma Sprout smile because they saved water together.

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Mina the duck notices water dripping from the garden tap. She wonders where the water goes.

Leo the little elephant loves splashing in the tub. He forgets to turn off the tap and the water keeps running.

Grandma Sprout the turtle gently shows them a dripping pipe. She says that every drop counts and should be fixed.

They put a bucket under the tap to catch the drips. Now they use the saved water to water the flowers.

Leo learns to take a short shower and sings a little song while he rinses. Mina times him with a small pebble timer.

They run the washing machine only with a full load. They also use leftover water to wash outdoor toys and not waste clean water.

Neighbors join in and make a water-saving plan. Everyone promises to turn taps off and fix leaks.

The pond looks bright and the flowers grow tall. Mina, Leo, and Grandma Sprout smile because they saved water together.