Children's Activity Booklets
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Conserve Water KIDs Activity Booklet$1.99When water conservation is the name of the game, everyone wins. Kids learn important lessons about becoming smarter water users from this popular activity booklet, all while enjoying lots of laughs along the way. Learn More -
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Discover Storm Water KIDs Activity Booklet$1.99When the skies open, young minds can open, too. Learn More -
Discover the Waters of Arizona KIDs Activity Booklet$2.25From rivers to wetlands to ground water and monsoons, students learn all about water and water management in this diverse state. Learn More -
Discover Floods KIDs Activity Booklet$1.99When water is on the rise, students’ imaginations are bound to be swept away. Learn More -
Healthy Water, Healthy Habits, Healthy People Activity Booklet PDF - Choose Your Language!$0.00Clean water, proper sanitation and good hygiene form a solid foundation for a student’s health education. This activity booklet is filled with fun ways for students to learn how to protect their health and that of their families while gaining a healthy respect for the important water resources on which we all depend.
Click here to download your free copy of this student activity booklet. Many languages and local adaptations are available for areas in Sub-Saharan Africa, India, and Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Clean and Conserve Your Water Activity Booklet PDF - Choose Your Language!$0.00This full-color, 12-page children’s booklet introduces water hygiene and conservation topics to elementary and middle-school-aged children through fun learning activities that kids can do in a classroom, scout meeting or other group setting, or on their own at home with parents or grandparents.
Click here to download your free copy of this activity booklet in the language of your choice! Available languages include English, Spanish, Chinese and German.
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Water, Agriculture and Food KIDs Activity Booklet$1.99Introduce readers to how and where food is grown, as well as the link between the food we eat and the water we all share to meet the needs of a growing population. Learn More
