Introduction
to Urban Hydrology-grades 4-8
Using
activities from a variety of sources including Project WET,
Stormwater Coalition, and the EPA, these kits provide the
materials needed for students to develop a basic understanding
of urban hydrology. Key understandings include the path
of water in urban areas, urban water quality issues, how urban
areas fit into and impact the water cycle, and how to conserve
water resources.
Activities:
- Discover
a Watershed, Watershed Manager The Blue Traveler
- SPLASH
Southwest Water Cycle Diagram
- Stormwater
Coalition Walking in the Watershed
- EPA
Excuse Me, Is this the Way to the Drainpipe?
- Project
WET A-maze-ing Water
- Stormwater
Coalition Fred the Fish and Urban Stew
- EPA
The Case of the Mysterious Renters
- Project
WET Poison Pump
- Project
WET Wet-Work Shuffle
-
EPA
Streams in the City
Advanced
Urban Hydrology-grades 7-12
Using
activities from a variety of sources including Project WET,
Stormwater Coalition, and the EPA, these kits provide the
materials needed for students to develop an understanding
of urban hydrology. Key understandings include urban
water quality issues, the interconnected paths of water movement
in developed areas, urban flooding, and best management practices
for urban residents.
Activities:
- Discover
a Watershed, Watershed Manager The Blue Traveler
- SPLASH
Southwest Water Cycle Diagram
- Stormwater
Coalition Walking in the Watershed
- Water
Environment Federation Biography of a River
- Water
Environment Federation Wastewater Treatment
- Project
WET Color Me a Watershed
- Project
WET Wet-Work Shuffle
- Project
WET The Price is Right
- Project
WET A Grave Mistake
- EPA
Streams in the City
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