Conserve Water Educator Guide
This comprehensive educators' guide provides teachers of middle school and high school students with a thorough overview of water conservation, along with background information that serves as a hydrologic primer. Past, present, and future water conservation issues are also covered, which are illustrated by case studies ranging from a rancher in west Texas to an ice cream factory in Massachusetts. By using real-life examples, students are encouraged to use critical thinking skills to examine different sides of each situation.
Awards:
Finalist, 2001 EdPress Distinguished Achievement Awards (Association of Educational Publishers)
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Topic(s) | Water Conservation |
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Subject(s) | Math, Health, Social Studies, Language Arts, Science, Geography, History, Economics, Environmental Education, Arts, Civics/Government |
Grade Level(s) | Upper Elementary, Middle School, High School |
Language(s) | English |
Page Count | 310 |
ISBN | 978-1-888631-04-3 |