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The Urban Watershed Stormwater Educator Guide Links and Resources

The Urban Watershed - Stormwater Edition

An Educator's Guide for grades 6-9

This Georgia guide is a supplement to the Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide and engages students and educators through hands-on, thought-provoking activities about our urban water resources. Below find the live links and resources for each activity in the guide.

Project WET Stormwater Extensions - Also available on the Project WET portal under some activities! http://portal.projectwet.org

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