KIDS & TEACHERS

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Story of Drinking Water

 

Water Education

 

Woodinville Water District offers several fun and exciting classroom presentations in local schools to help students explore the fascinating world of water.  All presentations are tailored to our region and are offered free of charge.  Each classroom visited will be given a poster of our regional water system filled with photos and information about our region’s water supply.  Each class is conducted by an experienced naturalist from our consultant company, Nature Vision, Inc., a company that spawned from the King County Nature Connections program.  This program was the recipient of the Environmental Education Association of Washington’s Award of Excellence.  Check out our flyers for both elementary and secondary programs. 

 

If you would like additional information about our programs, contact our Public Information Coordinator.

 

Teachers and Students

 

Woodinville Water District as a purveyor of Seattle’s water supply, is part of the Saving Water Partnership.  Check out the Saving Water Partnership Schools Web Site!  It has something for all school age groups.  Kids, Teens and Teachers can explore the water they use every day and learn how it gets to you and how you can use it wisely. 

 

 

Teachers click here to find out how you can take your students on a field trip to the Cedar River Watershed.  Students can also take a virtual tour of both watersheds.

 

 

 

 

 

Students – Learn how you can save water at home at Bert and Phil’s Water Busters Game Take the tour to investigate your water saving opportunities in each area of your home. Click on each location to show you both the facts and specific advice.

 

 



 



Informative links:

 

Seattle Public Utility – History of Our Water Supply

Project Wet – Water Education for Teachers

EPA – Elementary, High School and Teachers

USGS - Water Science for School

U.S. Water News - Interesting Water Resources on the Web

H20USE - Take the tour to investigate your water saving opportunities in each area of your home.

 

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