Are you an educator looking for high-quality, free educational materials and lesson plans to enhance your classroom experience? Look no further! At Project WET, we understand the challenges educators face in finding reliable and engaging resources for their students. That's why we're dedicated to providing top-notch, science-based educational materials that are not only effective but also free to access.
Why Choose Project WET for Free Education Materials?
1. Comprehensive Curriculum - Our free educational materials cover a wide range of topics related to water education, climate change, and environmental science. These resources are designed to align with educational standards and are suitable for various grade levels, ensuring that you can find the perfect fit for your classroom needs.
2. Engaging Lesson Plans - Project WET offers interactive and hands-on lesson plans that make learning fun and memorable for students. Whether you're teaching about the water cycle, pollution prevention, or climate resilience, our lesson plans provide practical activities that encourage critical thinking and problem-solving.
3. Accessible and User-Friendly - All of our educational materials are easily accessible online, allowing you to download and use them at your convenience. We aim to make it as simple as possible for educators to integrate our resources into their teaching plans.
Featured Free Lesson Plans
1. Out of This World Lesson Plan - The Out of This World Lesson Plan is a compilation of Project WET activities that can be used to teach about water and relate the lessons to the International Space Station. A fun way to teach kids about how water behaves in space!2. The Breathing Boreal Forest - In this activity students play the role of coniferous trees. First they learn about seasonal freeze/thaw cycles and dormancy through a game of tag. Students then juggle complex environmental factors to try to survive a growing season in a changing climate. Connections between freeze/thaw cycles, photosynthesis and the global carbon cycle are explored
3. The Human Water Cycle - In response to requests from Project WET educators for lessons to support the 2017/2018 FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge on Hydro-Dynamics, we have created a comprehensive lesson plan. This plan aims to enhance understanding of various components of the Human Water Cycle, helping students address this year's challenge effectively. The lesson plan is not endorsed by the FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge but serves as a valuable tool for educators to teach students about water through engaging, hands-on activities. Several activities are available for immediate download on the Project WET Store.
How to Access Our Free Educational Materials
Getting access to our free educational materials and lesson plans is simple. Visit our store and browse our collection of downloadable resources. We continually update our offerings to ensure you have the latest and most relevant materials for your classroom.Support Project WET
While we are proud to offer many of our educational resources for free, your support helps us continue our mission of promoting water education and sustainability. Consider making a donation or purchasing our premium resources from our Shopify store. Every contribution helps us reach more educators and students worldwide.Join the Project WET Community
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Project WET is your go-to source for free educational materials and lesson plans that make a difference. Empower your students with the knowledge and skills they need to protect our planet's precious water resources. Visit our Shopify store today to explore our free resources and start enriching your classroom experience.Discover the power of water education with Project WET – where learning meets sustainability!