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Story of Drinking
Water
Water Education
Woodinville Water District offers several fun and exciting classroom
presentations to all grade levels in schools in our service area to
help students explore the fascinating world of water. Presentations
are tailored to our region, meet the Washington State EELR’s and are
offered free of charge. 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. We also offer assistance to “Blue Teams” and high
school students with a senior project related to drinking water.
Check out our
flyer
for program offerings. Teachers can contact Nature
Vision directly to book a presentation.
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.
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:
Environmental Science Resource Center
EPA – Elementary,
High School and Teachers
 A
special Kids Page is making a debut on the Web site of the Environmental
Protection Agency’s Office of Water. The star of pages is a new
character called “Thirstin.” The site contains games, activities and
narrated/animated classroom experiments. Some of the new activities
include an animated water cycle, word scramble, word search, water
trivia and “Thirstin's Wacky Water Adventure.” Teachers and students can
work on-line or download some of the information for classroom use. The
new pages are located at
http://www.epa.gov/safewater/kids/index.html
H20USE - Take
the tour to investigate your water saving opportunities in each area of
your home.
Project
Wet – Water Education for Teachers
Regional Water Providers Consortium
- Fun games and activities about saving water from regional public
water providers in Oregon
Seattle
Public Utility – History of Our Water Supply
The Water
Page - Conservation
USGS - Water
Science for School
U.S. Water News - Interesting Water
Resources on the Web
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