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Make a tippy tap

Year level: Upper primary

Learning outcome

Students will examine the technology and health benefits of a tippy tap.

Read the description of the tippy tap Villagers conserving tree kangaroos
Draw and label a diagram of what you think it looks like and how it works.
Read how it is made at www.cdc.gov/safewater/publications_pages/tippy-tap.pdf

Construct and install your own tippy tap.
Discuss or describe:
What makes it work?
What angle does it need to be suspended at to contain the maximum amount of water?
Why would it be healthier to use a tippy tap than a bowl of water?
What problems might you encounter installing and using a tippy tap?
Why might the tippy tap be known as 'appropriate technology'?

Assessment task

Present a short play where a village conservation officer explains to other villagers what tippy taps are and why they are necessary.




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