Water Education for Teachers

Project WET

Project WET (Water Education Today) is an international, award-winning nonprofit that publishes activities and provides training workshops for K-12 educators. The program promotes awareness, appreciation, knowledge and stewardship of water resources through its classroom-ready teaching aids. The Water Education Foundation is the coordinator for Project WET in California.

Virtual Project WET Workshop

Hands-On Water Education in an Online World

We typically sponsor an in-person training once a year in November. In lieu of in-person training, this year we're inviting you to join us for a free, online workshop that is part at home at your own pace and part ‘live’ online experience engaging you in Project WET activities in both the digital and physical realms. You’ll also experience a variety of digital learning tools and techniques and learn about Project WET activity connections to current education standards.

See workshop details below or view the Virtual Project WET Workshop flyer (PDF).

Project WET Logo

Workshop Details

An introductory meeting on October 15 from 3:30 – 5:00 pm will be followed by a short, ‘live’ online training on October 24 from 9:00 am – 12 noon. All attendees will receive a free copy of Project WET Guide 2.0 with access to over 110 water education activities and detailed NGSS correlations upon completion of the workshop, plus an opportunity to register for CEU credit.

Registration

To register, contact Justin Fivella, CCWD Public Information Specialist, at 925-688-8307 or jfivella@ccwater.com.

Watch the video below of our 2019 in-person workshop with local teachers.

Project WET Flyer 2020