Part I: Track water consumption every day over 1 week, from Monday to Sunday You will track your daily water consumption. You can use a spreadsheet (Excel) or any other method to keep track of data. Let's get started! Collect your data. You must have at least 1 week of data - 7 days! Collect the daily amount of water you consume using two measures: (1) ounces and (2) cups. One cup equals 8 oz. When you track your water intake, you may include liquids that are not alcoholic or caffeinated. For instance: plain herbal tea can be included but coffee, alcohol, and soda pop cannot be included. To keep simple, you may just track the water intake.

Set up your spreadsheet in a neat and organized way. Your data must include at least these items: (i) Date, (ii) Cups, (iii) Ounces. You may add additional data if you wish 4. Start tracking your data! 5. Enter your daily data.

Part II: Analyze your data - at the end of the week For your data: 1. Add up the total amount of water consumed in ounces and cups for the week. 2. Use the AVG (average) function to figure out the average amount consumed during the week. 3. Use functions to determine the highest and lowest amounts (MIN and MAX) 4. Make a chart to show a visual of your data - choose the best chart type for your data. Add a Title to the chart with your name on it, and use images and icons - get creative! 5. compose a statement about what you learned from charting your data. 6. Go back and look at your data. Do the results surprise you? Write one fact about your data. 7. Make a statement about KNOWLEDGE: what do you understand about your data now that it is organized and visualized? 8. write suggestions for the community based on your findings. What do you recommend as a course of action for the public benefit/health?