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Thirsty for Knowledge?
These interactives are
designed to help you educate your students on water
processes, water cycles and
the importance of conservation.
Simply click on a topic:
• How is our water treated?
• Our water sources
Water conservation online game acknowledged
An online game developed by Swinburne
University students and staff has been recognised as an
Official Honoree in the 12th Annual Webby Awards - hailed as
the 'Oscars of the Internet.' The distinction has been
awarded to Mission H2o, a water conservation game that
teaches players how to optimise water usage in the home. The
game is the work of 80 third year students and five
lecturers from the university's multimedia design program,
and represents more than 18,000 hours of research and
development. The Mission H2o game can be accessed at
(LP/MP): Students explore a variety of ways water is
collected where there is no infrastructure to deliver it to people's
Water is the essential element of life, and
efforts to understand it and its use (and abuse) can form part
of an essential learning experience in the natural sciences
classroom. Created by the University of Minnesota (in tandem
with a wide range of other organizations), the Water on the Web
curricula website offers instructional materials in two areas:
basic science and water science. In the basic science area,
visitors will learn through study lessons that detail such
important topics as solubility, conductivity, and the basic
properties of water. The water science section of the site
contains materials that could be used by instructors who are
teaching students about data collection and management in a
water resource management course.
Water and me
Water alert From
Unicef Voices of Youth. Play this game and solve the village's water
Sustaining Water, Easing Scarcity
Perhaps the most vivid example of the interaction of population growth, water
scarcity and international conflict is the vast basin of the Nile River in
The Nile and Hydropower
Egypt is concerned about what will happen when other countries like Ethiopia
begin to utilize their waters for hydroelectric power.
City limits –
Australia’s urban water crisis
Four Corners presents an extended edition of our City
Limits program, first broadcast in October 2004. Through video and interactive
content, we explore in greater depth the issues raised in the original program
concerning Australia's continuing urban water crisis.
Catchment Care incorporates classroom activities and resources that will
help you integrate biodiversity and catchment education into a
Whether you\'re a student, teacher or self-educator, you will discover
everything from how the water cycle works, to how to organise a school
excursion to a treatment plant.
This is where primary students and their teachers can dive into facts
about water in Melbourne.
Groundwater Education Links
Information about groundwater and why it is important.
Surfrider Foundation is a not for profit organisation dedicated to the
protection and enhancement of Australia\'s oceans, waves and beaches for
Water, Water, Everywhere
In this lesson, students will identify water and land as examples of
are the environmental water issues that affect our communities?
To answer this question, Burleigh Heads State School has constructed a
website for its Water Watch Project. Students have contributed by
investigating community water resources, reading for information,
interviewing, writing for web publication and creating visual multimedia
presentations. Studies of Society and Environment; Science; Technology
- Learn how waste water in North Carolina is purified by recycling it a
This site from a group of Southern California water agencies
provides information and tips about wise water use, especially with
respect to landscaping. It includes a watering calculator and watering
index to help set automatic sprinklers, a searchable or browsable
gardening guide featuring images of gardens and information about
native and heritage plants, and a list of local
the Dinosaurs Drank(Gr. K-1) 6 lesson unit focusing on water conservation