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Available as an individual download, this activity is featured in the Discover Floods Educators Guide. Through interpretation of maps, students observe how land use and development can affect a watershed. Learn More

Available as an individual download, this activity is featured in the Discover Floods Educators Guide. By calculating economic loss resulting from flooding in a specific area, students investigate how people are affected by floods and other natural disasters. Learn More

This popular activity from the award-winning, National Science Teachers Association–recommended Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide 2.0 teaches children in upper elementary, middle and high school about the major components of the urban water cycle and about various water resource careers. Learn More

Do you know where your water comes from? Where does it go after you use it? With this booklet, kids will learn about the urban water cycle, how water is made safe to drink, and which people in their city work hard every day to manage their water.

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Featuring seven water-science activities carefully selected from the award-winning, NSTA-recommended Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide 2.0, the Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide 2.0 SAMPLER offers a mixture of new activities and updated versions of old favorites. Learn More

The Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide 2.0 Online Training is a digital interactive workshop for educators who are unable to attend an in-person Project WET workshop. The Online Training gives educators information about Project WET and leads them through activities from Guide 2.0. It also includes required workshop components such as practice teaching, information on educational standards related to Guide 2.0 and internet resources, all in a self-paced, interactive format. At the completion of the Online Training, educators will receive a print copy of the Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide 2.0 and certification as a Project WET educator.

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Students use a water log (journal or portfolio) to write or illustrate their observations, feelings and actions related to water. The log serves as an assessment tool to monitor changes over time related to knowledge of and attitudes toward water. Maintaining journals can keep students "afloat" while participating in Project WET activities. Learn More

By participating in mediation and a mock courtroom trial, students learn the roles of participants and the procedures in resolving water-related conflicts. Learn More

Students speculate on their rights to sustainable water resources. Learn More