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"WATEROLOGY"

A Fun, Educational Water Science Assembly for Elementary Schools

Waterology is an interactive water conservation assembly for elementary schools that brings water science to life through humor, music, audience participation, and engaging interactive demonstrations. Students discover where water comes from, how it moves through our environment, how we use and protect this valuable resource, and what they can do to conserve water.

 

Waterology is now available in two age-appropriate versions: a K–2 program and a 3–6 program. Each version is designed to match the students' level of understanding while making water science fun, memorable, and engaging.

 

Waterology has helped thousands of students develop a greater understanding of water science and conservation, while discovering the important role they can play in protecting their communities and the environment.

TWO GRADE LEVEL VERSIONS

GRADES K-2  Students will learn:

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• Why water is important to people, plants, and animals

• Where fresh water comes from and how it gets to our homes

• How water can change between solid, liquid, & gas

• How water can be cleaned and purified

• How much water we use and simple ways to conserve it

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GRADES 3–6  Students will learn:

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• Where California's fresh water comes from and its journey to our homes
• How water is treated before we drink it
• How stormwater runoff affects storm drains, rivers, and oceans
• How much water we use and why water conservation matters
• How we can protect and conserve our water resources

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"The presenter was extremely engaging. He was able to share his vast knowledge of water and the water cycle with young children effectively using music and humor."

Jennifer Lester, 2nd Grade Teacher,Tijeras Creek Elem., Rancho Santa Margarita

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"I loved that all students were able to participate and move their bodies. I also loved that a lot of students were able to volunteer. The information was presented in a student friendly way!"

Amanda Olson, 6th Grade Teacher,
Vieja Valley Elem., Santa Barbara

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