The NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) SciJinks site has many educational resources, all related to weather:
NASA’s activities and images for teachers/parents produced by the Global Precitipation Measurement (GPM) team, including thorough lesson plans related to Earth’s Water Cycle:
Think Earth Environmental Education Foundation web site for Teachers and for families:
Water Science School from USGS: rather “dry” but very thorough! Includes a Water Cycle diagram with terminology in many languages:
Some very fun and creative games and activities for groups of kids in the classroom and at home from Mom Junction:
From the Friends of the LA River, curriculum materials, student resources, and a listing of Citizen Scientist projects for all ages:
A big page of pre-school and K through grade2 activities, including connect the dots, coloring pages, activity printouts, and rebus poems:
Many wonderful downloadable PDFactivity sheets and booklets from the California Dept. of Water Resources:
Resources from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California:
Resources for adults and children from the Water Education Foundation:
National Geographic Kids has tips, videos, and games to help kids save the Earth:
Build an Aquifier in a Cup: an instructional PDF for teachers from the EPA:
The Water Footprint Calculator website offers Lesson Plans for understanding your water footprint (for High School and Middle School):
Teachers and Parents can visit their local Water District’s web site to learn more about their free Water Education (including Water Conservation) programs and educational materials:
Are you an Educator? If you need materials, please contact us:
info@socalwatersierraclub.org
Interested in funding one of our many educational projects? Contact the Water Committee Chair:
info@socalwatersierraclub.org
All pages on this site are COPPA-compliant (read this site’s Privacy Policy & Terms of Use here).
