Project Water
By Sunwoo Yoon and
Diego Largacha
Introduction
 Did you know that people are supposed to
drink at least seven bottles every day? To
find out if students drink enough water,
we decided to do this survey and find out.
We surveyed 6th, 7th, and even some 8th
graders. Our Hypothesis is that students
are not drinking enough water in a day,
which means they can get dehydrated.
Methods
 We first printed our surveys with three simple questions:
1. How many bottles of water do you drink every day?
2. Where you drink the water from?
3. How many bottles of water do you think other people drink?
Then we handed 4 to each advisory so the teacher could give it to
random students from the advisory and then we just gave it to
random students we found. Some problems we had were that when
we gave the surveys to the Advisor, he thought it was for the class so
he gave it to the class and not the Advisory. We solved it by going and
surveying four random students that we knew where in that advisory.
Another problem we had was that students did the survey twice. We
solved it by not counting the second survey of those people who did
it twice.
How Many Water Bottles do You Drink in a Day?
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8+
bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles
Where do You Drink the Water From?
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Water Fountain
Plastic Bottle
Reusable Bottle
How Many Bottles of Water do You
Think Other People Drink in a Day?
25
20
15
10
5
0
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8+
Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles
Conclusion
 In conclusion we found out that
students don’t drink enough water. We
recommend that students drink more
water and less soda because even
though soda has water in it, it is un
healthy and has a lot of sugar.
The End
Thank you for your
attention.