Why #Teachwater? Because Water Education Enables Hands-on, Outdoor Learning and Empowers Students To Save Water Arizona Project WET helps students learn about real-world scientific inquiry through water Arizona Project WET's

World Water Day Event with NASA astronaut emphasizes water awareness for kids and STEM connections for educators NASA Astronaut Ricky Arnold spoke to some 300 elementary school students in Maryland

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Water Education TV Goes To Preschool While Water Education TV usually focuses on activities that work best with school-aged children, this newest episode--showcasing the "Living Water" activity--highlights an activity for

Guest Post: Turkish Educator Uses Project WET Activities with Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students By Dr. Nazihan Ursavaş Science teacher Ms. Neriman Çakır and Project WET Coordinator Dr. Nazihan Ursavaş at

How I Use Project WET: Moving From Dry Facts to WET Stories Junji Hashimoto has taught some 18,000 students and trained more than 100 teachers using Project WET in Japan

Interactive Water Education Website for Kids Now Accessible Across Platforms and in Chinese FOR RELEASE ON FEBRUARY 5, 2019 Bridger, a water-loving dog, guides learners through DiscoverWater.org Bozeman, Mont. –

How I Use Project WET: Teaching -- and Learning -- Water Lessons in India Levi's employee Michael Alexander has used Project WET in the United States and India to teach

Out of This World Water Day in Maryland To Feature NASA Astronaut Ricky Arnold NASA Astronaut Ricky Arnold (photo courtesy of NASA) NASA Astronaut Ricky Arnold will be our special