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Introduce readers to how and where food is grown, as well as the link between the food we eat and the water we all share to meet the needs of a growing population. Learn More

NASA has announced that September 2017 to September 2018 is A Year of Education on Station for the International Space Station (ISS). The Out of This World Lesson Plan is a compilation of Project WET activities that can be used to teach about water and relate the lessons to the ISS. Learn More

Students learn what aquatic invasive species are and participate in a full-body movement game that simulates competition for habitat and resources. Learn More

In response to requests from Project WET educators asking for lessons to support the 2017/2018 FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge on Hydro-Dynamics, we have assembled a free special lesson plan. It is designed to increase understanding about various components of the Human Water Cycle to help students better address this year’s challenge. Please note that this lesson plan is not endorsed by the FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge. Learn More

This activity gets students up and moving in a tag game format to learn about how water moves into, through and out of soil. Students use whole-body movement to model water, with soil, ground water, atmosphere and plants interactions. Learn More

In this activity students play the role of coniferous trees. First they learn about seasonal freeze/thaw cycles and dormancy through a game of tag. Students then juggle complex environmental factors to try to survive a growing season in a changing climate. Connections between freeze/thaw cycles, photosynthesis and the global carbon cycle are explored. Learn More

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

By reusing, recycling, reducing, composting and rethinking long-standing solid waste management practices, individuals, businesses, agencies and others can take action to move toward zero. With this interactive exercise, students discover alternative ways to manage waste. Learn More

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There’s a clear connection between good water and good health, and this booklet’s activities are a great way to convey this important message Learn More