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Project WET Activities Related to Creek Kids

The alphabetical listing of Project WET activities is found on page iv and page 488 (Appendices) of the book.

Lowest Grade	Highest Grade	Activity Name	Activity Theme
K	8	A-maze-ing Water	types of pollution at home
K	5	Aqua Bodies	amount of water needed to sustain life
K	5	Aqua Notes	why humans need water
6	12	Back to the Future	watershed planning and management
6	8	Branching Out	predicting the movement of surface water
3	5	Capture, Store, and Release	the purpose and function of a wetland
6	8	Common Water	finding a balance, water is a shared resource
6	12	Dilemma Derby	clean water is a societal and moral issue
K	12	A Drop in the Bucket	water, a limited resource
9	12	Dust Bowls and Failed Levees	our attitude toward water related disasters
6	8	Easy Street	the history of water use in North America
3	8	Energetic Water	water can be useful energy source
6	8	Every Drop	water conservation today and in the future
6	12	Get the Ground Water Picture	potential threats to ground water sources
6	12	A Grave Mistake	tracking ground water pollution and remediation
3	12	Hangin' Together	the make-up of water sustains life
3	8	Humpty Dumpty	a restoration plan for damaged habitat
3	8	Imagine	the water cycle
3	8	The incredible Journey	components of the water cycle
3	8	Just passing Through	why are riparian zones are important
K	5	The Life Box	learning 4 essentials factors to all living things
3	12	Life in the Fast Lane	the stress of surviving a temporary wetland
K	12	The Long Haul	does access to water determines how much we use
3	8	Macroinvertebrate Mayhem	macroinvertebrate diversity versus pollution
3	8	Money down the Drain	determining the amount of water wasted by a leaky faucet
6	8	Pass the Jug	water rights, who owns the water resources
6	12	Perspectives	attitudes and beliefs towards water management
6	12	The Pucker Effect	discovering ground water pollution
3	8	Rainy-Day Hike	mapping where your school is in the watershed
K	5	Stream Sense	using your own 5 senses to observe
3	8	Sum of Parts	shows how everyone contributes to the pollution of a river
6	8	Thirsty Plants	water cycle and the role plants play
6	12	Water Actions	researching projects that address water issues
9	12	Water Court	dealing with conflicts involving water
3	5	Water in Motion	appreciate the sound and movement of water in the environment
3	8	Water Models	students build their own water cycle model
K	12	Water Write	students express their feelings about water through their writings
6	12	Whose Problem is it?	world population and the long-term environmental effects

A look at some Aquatic WILD activities and Project WILD activities related to Creek Kids.