A new creative challenge to children to read and enjoy this engaging book has been lauched by About Drought, DRY and Waterwise.
The challenge encourages children aged 5-13 to use their imagination to illustrate what their community would look like if we all used water more wisely.
Based on the award winning book: DRY: The Story of a Water Superhero, the challenge provides an ideal opportunity to engage young people to think about water use and enable positive behaviour change.
The competition is now closed, winners will be announced in due course.
On the Judging panel Professor Lindsey McEwen of UWE, who leads the DRY Project, says:
This is a crucial time to engage young minds with the topic of water as a precious resource. The DRY book is designed for Key Stage 2 but we know it has wide appeal including KS1 and KS3. We are looking forward to seeing exciting and innovative ideas from children who are thinking creatively about the difference that their actions can make to their community, the environment and our planet in our changing climate.
Professor Lindsey McEwen, UWE
For more information and to enter check out the competition page