Water Resources and Conservation Classroom Materials

Kids at Work in the Classroom

Free classroom materials for teachers and students

The Water Conservation Office provides a variety of activity books, maps, posters, and supplemental materials for the classroom. Materials are grade and age appropriate. Materials are also available in Spanish for Pre-K to 2nd grade. Each student can have their own activity book to work in and take home. Posters, stickers and videos are available for use in the classroom or shared with the school.

Curriculum materials are provided at no charge to teachers in the City of Phoenix water service area.

Classroom Materials Order Form

Would you like to order materials for your classroom? You must be a teacher within the City of Phoenix water delivery area to receive these items for free.

Materials can easily be ordered on-line and sent directly to you. If you choose to order by fax or by mail, you must print and complete the order form. Then, return it to the City of Phoenix Water Conservation Office, Attn: School Program. The address is: 200 W. Washington St., 9th Floor, Phoenix, AZ, 85003. Fax number (602) 534-4849.

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One teacher per order. Forms can be printed out blank and completed by each teacher.
Materials may be ordered for each student, unless limits are otherwise noted.
Teacher's guides will be supplied in single quantities when available.
Be sure to provide all information requested.
Materials will be mailed directly to the school for free.

Quantity	Curriculum	Name/Description
Classroom Materials for Students (order 1 per child)
		“We Wonder®—We Save Water!”: Here’s a fun way to help young children and their parents understand why conservation is so important! Age-appropriate text and activities explain the water cycle. They tell how water gets to people’s homes and suggest simple ways children can help save water. Pre-K-1st Grade.
		“My Book About Water” The lively “Energy Elephant” leads young readers through an exploration of where water comes from. Readers learn how water enters and leaves the home, and all its uses. A great way to teach youngsters to turn off taps, save water, and use it wisely! Pre-K-1st Grade.
		"Let's Learn About Water; A Coloring & Activities Book". Simple mazes, word games, and puzzles help children see the need for clean, abundant water. Fun-filled book also explains the important role water companies play in meeting that need. K-3rd Grade.
		“Know What?® We Use Water Wisely!” (Spanish also available): Help children build water-conservation skills in an entertaining way! This interactive workbook features engaging graphics, age-appropriate text, and fun activities that grab kids’ attention. Young readers learn where water comes from and what they can do to keep water clean. The book includes tips for conserving water at home. It also includes a family activity page that encourages parents to discuss water conservation with their children. 1st-3rd Grade.
		“Sabes qué? ¡Usamos el agua con inteligencia!” (English also available): Help children build water-conservation skills in an entertaining way! This interactive workbook features engaging graphics, age-appropriate text, and fun activities that grab kids’ attention. Young readers learn where water comes from and what they can do to keep water clean. Includes tips for conserving water at home. A family activity page encourages parents to discuss water conservation with their kids. 1st-3rd Grade.
		“Our Environment; A Coloring & Activities Book” (Spanish also available.) This lively Coloring & Activities Book teaches youngsters to respect and enjoy the environment. Children are sure to have fun as they color pictures and learn about ways to protect our environment. 1st-3rd Grade
		“Sobre Nuestro medio ambiente” (English also available): This lively Coloring & Activities Book teaches youngsters to respect and enjoy the environment. Children are sure to have fun as they color pictures and learn about ways to protect our environment. 1st-3rd Grade.
		"Water Conservation; A Coloring & Activities Book" . (Also available in Spanish.) (Spanish also available). This informative Coloring & Activities Book features Dewdrop® the water droplet. Dewdrop guides children through the basics of water conservation with coloring pages, activities, and easy-to-read text. Dewdrop describes sources of water, things children can do to help conserve water, why conservation is important, and more! 1st-3rd Grade
		"Conservacíon; A Coloring & Activities Book" (English also available): This informative Coloring & Activities Book features Dewdrop® the water droplet. Dewdrop guides children through the basics of water conservation with coloring pages, activities, and easy-to-read text. It describes sources of water, things children can do to help conserve water and why conservation is important. 1st-3rd Grade
		"Protecting Our Water Supplies; A Coloring & Activities Book": Here’s proof that everyone can help save water—even kids! Appealing publication teaches youngsters that water is a valuable resource and should be used wisely. Simple text and activities make learning fun. 1st-3rd Grade
		“Save Water—And Enjoy It! A Coloring & Activities Book.” If you want to get kids involved in water treatment and conservation, get them this unique book. With puzzles, coloring pages, and other challenges, it won’t be hard! 1st-3rd Grade
		"Discover Your Phoenix Water" In this coloring book children learn about the water cycle, where Phoenix’s water comes from and how to conserve water at home.
		"Discover What We Do with Your Poo" In this coloring book children learn what wastewater is, what does not go down the toilet and what happens to wastewater after the city receives it.
		"Discover Your Phoenix Stormwater" In this coloring book children learn where stormwater goes, what does not belong in the storm drain and how to protect our stormwater from pollution.
		"Descubre tu agua de Phoenix" en este libro para colorear, los niños aprenden sobre el ciclo del agua, de dónde viene el agua de Phoenix y cómo conservar agua en su casa.
		"Descubre lo que hacemos con tu caca" en este libro para colorear, los niños aprenden qué son las aguas residuales, qué no se tira en la taza del inodoro y qué sucede con las aguas residuales después de que la ciudad las recibe.
		"Descubre tu agua pluvial de Phoenix" en este libro para colorear, los niños aprenden a dónde va el agua pluvial, qué no debe ir en el drenaje pluvial y cómo proteger nuestra agua pluvial de contaminación.
		"Let’s Learn About Energy And Protecting Our Environment; An Information & Activities Book". Puzzles and games teach preteens about our dependence on natural resources. Readers learn how we get energy from the environment. Young people learn they can make a difference conserving resources! 4th-6th Grade
		"Let's Learn About Using Water Wisely; An Information & Activities Book". Lively graphics and challenging puzzles and games teach students about water’s importance to life. They teach the water cycle and how families use water in and around the home. 4th-6th Grade
		"Let's Get to Know Our Environment; An Information, Activities & Experiments Book":. The Curiosity Club leads preteens through a challenging series of word games and puzzles. These that teach readers what an ecosystem is, and how to safeguard plants, animals, and natural resources. 4th-6th Grade.
		"Let's Learn About Wastewater Treatment; An Information & Activities Book": Friendly characters and lively games explain the origins of wastewater. The book also explains primary and secondary treatment processes and sludge treatment. It shows everyone can help ensure plentiful water supplies. 4th-6th Grade.
		"Aquifers: Why Are They Important" Card. Large color-illustrated postcard graphic demonstrating recharge and wells into the Phoenix aquifer. Information about the Central Arizona Project and groundwater here in the Valley. A matching wall poster is also available. 4th Grade — Adult.
(Up to 1)		"Aquifers: Why Are They Important" Matching Wall Poster: (order 1 per classroom)
		“Ground Water—Protecting Our Supplies.” In just a few minutes, readers learn to protect our fragile ground water supply. This booklet offers several tips to protect and conserve water. It points readers toward more sources of information. 7th Grade-Adult.

Quantity	Curriculum	Name/Description
Materials for the Classroom (order 1 per class)
(Up to 1)		“Mimi Mouse Learns To Save Water! DVD” When Mimi’s dad sees her taking her dolls swimming, he helps her understand the importance of conservation. He explains where water comes from, the water cycle, and why water is so vital. Mimi does her part. She protects the water supply by taking a bath with less water. She makes signs warning not to pour paint and some household cleaners down the drain. She alerts her teacher to a leaky faucet. Comes with 40 “Water Saver” stickers and a pad of 40 2-sided take-home activity sheets. (Both items also available separately.) 9:00 minutes. Pre-K-1st Grade.
(Up to 1)		"Award Stickers": Children will be delighted with these sheets of fun stickers that include important messages about wise water use. 7 stickers per sheet, 25 sheets, 5 1/2" x 8". 1st-3rd Grade.
(Up to 1)		"Use Water Wisely" Poster. An eye-catching poster reminds children to think about saving water. Includes a teacher's guide printed on the back. 1st — 6th Grades. (1 per classroom)
(Up to 1)		"Arizona Water Map". Large wall poster of Arizona featuring water resources in the state. Includes interesting points on water issues for our state.
(Up to 1)		"Water in Our Desert Community" An instructional resource for people who care about water and the Sonoran Desert. This activity and guide book provides students and teachers with information on Arizona's water supply. It describes water demand and the importance of wise water management in the Desert Southwest. 6th — 9th Grades.
(Up to 1)		"Central Arizona Project Resource Guide and Map": 7th Grade — Adult.
(Up to 1)		"Phoenix Water: Past to Present": A brief look at the history and future of water in our Sonoran Desert community. 9th Grade — Adult.
(Up to 1)		"Ground Water and Surface Water: A Single Resource": A US Geological Survey guide on water resources. 9th Grade — Adult.
(Up to 1)		"Desert Waters: From Ancient Aquifers to Modern Demands": Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum publication, written by Nancy R. Laney. 9th Grade — Adult.

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