The Museum of Everyday Living · Bradenton, FL

Water and Land

How people farm, build and live with water

Everyday life runs on water we rarely see: the paddy that grew tonight’s rice, the dike and pump that keep a city dry, the river that carried the freight. Three rooms, each with a working model to try.

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The Ifugao terraces
RiceAsia, Africa and the Lowcountry 23 wall cards · an animated tide gate
Kinderdijk
DikesAmsterdam, Rotterdam and the Dutch water 26 wall cards · a sea-level slider
The biggest by far
Great RiversThe longest, the biggest, and Florida’s own 12 wall cards · 32 rivers compared · a sortable chart and map
QR code WL4HUB for this page

Use it in class

Hub code WL4HUB. Each room has its own page code, drawer, 8-question quiz, lessons by grade band and a K–5 corner.

Next door: Rails, Spurs and the Truck · Two Seasons · Wetlands and coasts (the zoo)

Water and LandThe other rooms

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