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Children ages eight to twelve explore the fascinating water science of Lake Tahoe in this colorful, engaging, and comprehensive activity booklet. Learn More

The wonders of water spring from the page of this action-packed activity booklet. Games and exercises introduce water artifacts, cultural celebrations, water-friendly cleaning alternatives and more. Learn More

Whether you are planning for a school system, classroom or an entire community, a water celebration festival takes planning. Use this handbook to guide you ever step of the way. With easy to following planning tools and month by month benchmarks for a guaranteed tremendous learning event for all. An absolute must for the first time water celebration planner or committee. 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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This full-color booklet introduces kids to the world of water reuse with fun activities that develop their math and science skills. Students will learn about the urban water cycle, the treatment processes that make water safe to use again, and much more!

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Make a Splash with Project WET Water Festivals promote awareness of and increased knowledge about water resources. By hosting a Water Festival, you can positively impact students, teachers, parents and the planet. This short guide, in combination with Project WET activities in the Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide 2.0, provides what you need to know to get started, make plans, set up and successfully complete your event. Learn More

Through the familiar game of Concentration, students make connections between modem and past water use practices and discuss how attitudes toward water have changed as water use practices have evolved. Learn More

Investigating, analyzing, and participating in projects that address water resource issues gives students a sense of accomplishment and provides motivation to help manage and protect water. Learn More

This guide will help educators teach middle school and high school aged students about climate and climate change using nine interactive, objective, science-based activities that students will enjoy. All activities are correlated to NGSS and Common Core Math and ELA standards.

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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