Project WET (Water Education for Teachers) is an award-winning,
nonprofit water education program and publisher. The program
facilitates and promotes awareness, appreciation, knowledge, and
stewardship of water resources through the dissemination of
classroom-ready teaching aids and the establishment of
internationally sponsored Project WET programs. The Water
Education Foundation is the California Coordinator for Project
WET, and organizes workshops up and down the state for K-12
teachers.
Project WET activities are designed to engage students of all
ages – in formal and non-formal education settings – in the study
of water through interactive simulations, use of models and
reality-based scenarios. The award-winning, NSTA-recommended
Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide 2.0
continues our dedication to 21st-century, cutting-edge water
education with 64 activities studying water science, as well as
water challenges from multiple viewpoints.
Project WET believes that informed people are more likely to
participate in the decision making process and to make a
difference through their actions. Project WET invites educators,
resource managers, community leaders and concerned citizens to
join Project WET in educating young people about one of the most
precious resources on the planet – water.
