 All
South Bay Water Connections activities have been piloted
in local classrooms and are correlated to the California Content
Standards for grades 6 to 8 in the areas of Science, English-Language
Arts, and Mathematics. These environmental education activities
build on each other, but may also be used as separate plug-ins to
add a local South Bay perspective to other curricula. View
sample activities
Wastewater
Jeopardy (PowerPoint, 624 KB) is a perfect complement to the
wastewater unit in South Bay Water Connections and is appropriate
for secondary school students.
South Bay Water Connections is offered through
Wacky Watershed trainings. Visit Teacher
Trainings to find out when the next training is scheduled.
In addition to the activities in the teacher's
guide, South Bay Water Connections includes several other
important tools:
 A
list of field trips and online resources to support
watershed studies,
- Videotapes on the Water Pollution Control Plant,
South Bay Water Recycling, and It's Wet!, It's Wild, It's Water!
(an award-winning, MTV-style video with student reporters discussing
water supply, water conservation, and pollution prevention),
- Two classroom posters, including the bird's
eye view of the Watershed of Southern San Francisco Bay and the
award-winning Wastewater Paths.
South Bay Water Connections is offered
through training workshops to all educators working with 6th through
8th graders in the San Jose/Santa Clara Water Pollution Control
Plant service area.
Call Alice Ringer at (408) 363-4708 or send
her an email to inquire about the next training session.
|
