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FOURTH GRADER SHARES TIPS ON HOW SHE HELPS HER FAMILY TO SAVE ELECTRICITY AND WATER

 I want to share how I help my mom to save money on our electricity and water bill. I hope my tips will help all the other fourth graders to help their parents at home to cut down on their water and light usage. This little tips would really help them and put a smile on their face, it is a way to show them that you greatly appreciate their love, sacrifice and hard work.
                                     
                                                       HOW TO SAVE ELECTRICITY;
                              - First Tip;                                                
 You can save electricity at home by turning off lights when you are not using it.
Ex; when you are in your room and you leave lights on in a room that you are not using is waste. So save electricity, and not waste it.  This will help you cut down your electricity bill.                                 
                            - Second Tip;
You can also save electricity by every time when you go to sleep check to make sure that you turn off lights.                                                                                                
                                                       HOW TO SAVE WATER                                                                                     
       -FIRST TIP ;                                        
You can save water by making sure that you turn it off when you are not using it.
                   Ex. 1 when you are brushing your teeth and you need to get toothpaste and you leave the water on that’s a waste. So let’s save not waste water by turning it off when we are not using it.                    
            Ex. 2; when you are washing your hand and you need to go to a different room to get may be like a soap or something else and you leave the water on that’s a waste. So let’s save not waste water.           
Now that’s how you save water and electricity.                                     

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