The .gov means it’s official.

Local, state, and federal government websites often end in .gov. State of Georgia government websites and email systems use “georgia.gov” or “ga.gov” at the end of the address. Before sharing sensitive or personal information, make sure you’re on an official state website.

Still not sure?

Call 1-800-GEORGIA to verify that a website is an official website of the State of Georgia.

emergency

:

Supplementary Materials

Below you will find various materials and resources to go along with the activities found in the various WET guides.

Project WET Guide and Curriculum 2.0 Supplementary Resources

Aqua Bodies pg. 45

The Water in You and Water Content in Foods Information
A Drop in a Bucket pg. 257

Calculating Sheet
Get the Ground Water Picture pg. 143

Well Data
A Grave Mistake pg. 315

Facts and Script
H2Olympics pg. 13

Score Sheet
The Incredible Journey pg. 155

Print files for cubes and field markers
Invaders! pg. 263

Aquatic Invasive Species Booklet
Is There Water on Zork? pg. 27

Script and Information

Master List for Setup
Macroinvertebrate Mayhem pg. 343

Lesson Plan Extension

Photos of Macroinvertebrates
Molecules in Motion pg. 33

How to make marshmallow molecules

Dihydrogen monoxide spoof
Super Sleuths pg. 113

Water-borne disease organism pictures
Additional Materials

Project WET activities involving engineering

STEM connections to Project WET activities

Creating STEM units with Project WET

The Urban Watershed Stormwater Educator Guide Supplementary Resources

Dr. Runnov pg. 89
Fertile Green pg. 69
How Much Water Falls Here? pg. 67
- NOAA Rainfall Scorecard
Just Pipe It Up! pg. 29
- City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management
Piped on Water pg. 117
- Georgia's Water Resources: A Blueprint for the Future
- USGS Water Science School
River to River pg. 35
- Water Treatment process from the Savannah River Video
- Wastewater Treatment Video
Walk the Talk pg. 125
Watershed in Your Hand pg. 15
- Georgia's Watershed Map
- Save The Bay's San Francisco Bay Watershed Curriculum
What's Your Standard? pg. 17
Additional Materials
- Project WET Stormwater Extensions - Also available on the Project WET portal under certain activities!
- Stormwater Engineering Applications
- History Channel Video: Ancient Water Systems
- Climate Change Report

Climate, Water and Resilience Supplementary Resources

Climate Change online resources

Document including links for framing climate change, national websites, local organizations and publications related to climate change and climate change education.

Getting Little Feet WET Supplementary Resources

Supplemental Activities for Early Childhood Learning

Download a full booklet of additional activities to supplement those in the GLFW guide.
Water We Singing About?

Click here to access a collection of children's water songs recorded by Kevin Kopp (NJ WET state coordinator) to go along with the GLFW activities!