Water lesson plan about hydration from PBS.
Check out these water videos from PBS.
Teachers: head here for everything water. Lessons, facts, diagrams, charts, maps, activities – this will be your “water resource.”
The American Museum of Natural History has a great water site to use with your students that includes content, hands-on activities, and games. Help your students learn more about virtual water use - water they didn't know they were using.
NOVA shares how ancient Rome moved water using aqueducts.
Here is a printable water activity book for primary grades.
The Enviromental Protection Agency has a teacher page for environmental issues.
Lesson plans, teaching tools, and resources for K-12 educators from the Water Project.
Drinktap.org is a site all about drinking water.
Take a look at these interactive water cycle activities for grades K-3 (EPA) and 3-5 (Scholastic).
Interactives, games, puzzles, lessons, printable graphic lesson materials, and more – divided by age groups here.
The Incredible, Edible Aquifer – build an aquifer with your class, then eat it.
Water – Visit this site for a great text on water. You may want to put it up on your interactive whiteboard to read together in your class or study it for yourself to get more comfortable with this topic.
Water Cycle Diagram for early grades here .
Water Cycle Diagram for upper grades here.
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