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Project WET
Project WET
Project WET is Water Education Today. The mission of Project WET is to advance water education to understand global challenges and inspire local solutions. Among many things, Project WET provides curricula and resources focused on water education.
Through an innovative partnership with the Kentucky Division of Water (DOW), KAEE provides the daily operational activities of Project WET in Kentucky. DOW serves as the Host Institution of Project WET and provides essential funding for the program. In addition, they offer a limited number of teacher stipends and curriculum guides.
For more information, contact KY's State Co-Coordinators for Project WET:
Brittany Wray, KAEE Deputy Director, brittany@kaee.org
Amber Hawkins, Salt River Basin Coordinator, amber.hawkins@ky.gov
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Foundations of Water Education
Foundations of Water Education
The Foundations of Water Education educator guide includes 12 carefully curated activities designed to help educators incorporate essential water literacy concepts into their curriculum. Topics covered include the water cycle, properties of water, watersheds, water management, and more. It provides educators a foundation to build from and tools to enhance understanding and appreciation of this vital resource.
The Foundations of Water Education is available to order at the KAEE Facilitator price of $22 per copy. This price includes shipping fees unless expedited shipping is necessary.
Water in Earth Systems
Water in Earth Systems
The Water in Earth Systems educator guide includes 23 activities designed to help educators effectively teach about how water behaves and influences our planet. The Earth works as a connected system made up of water, air, land, and living things, with water playing a key role in linking them all. Water moves through the water cycle and interacts with the air to create weather and climate, shapes land through erosion and weathering, and supports all living organisms. The guide emphasizes that changes in one system affect the others, showing why understanding these connections is important for protecting water resources and keeping the planet healthy.
WET Workshop Requirements
WET Workshop Requirements
Minimum Time Requirement: 3 hours
Minimum Number of Activities Required: 3 activities
WET Workshop Resources
WET Workshop Resources
WET Curriculum Offerings
WET Curriculum Offerings
WET Education Portal
WET Education Portal
The Foundations of Water Education guide includes a registration code inside on the front cover. Either during the workshop or in post-workshop resources, you should provide your participants with instructions for accessing the portal. They will need to visit portal.projectwet.org and click "Create an Account," then follow the on-screen instructions and input their unique code when prompted.
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