Kim Tamaoka, Kauai Department of Water What is Project WET? A - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Kim Tamaoka, Kauai Department of Water What is Project WET? A - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Kim Tamaoka, Kauai Department of Water What is Project WET? A 501(c)(3) not for profit organization founded in 1984 Created one of the most extensive sets of water resources education materials in the world Materials used by
What is Project WET?
A 501(c)(3) not‐for‐profit organization founded in 1984 Created one of the most extensive sets of water
resources education materials in the world
Materials used by countless people around the world
in their education programs
Project WET’s mission: To reach children, parents,
teachers and community members of the world with water education that promotes awareness of water and empowers community action to solve complex water issues. www.projectwet.org
Project WET for
Source Water Protection Education
Develop and implement a Statewide Project WET for
Source Water Protection Education program
Work with the State DOE to correlate educational
curriculum to meet education standards
Project WET for
Source Water Protection Education
Train teachers to use curriculum
Conducted four consecutive workshops: Kauai, Maui,
Oahu and Kona
Offered teachers free Project WET Curriculum and
Activity Guide 2.0; “The JUG” aquifer kits; non‐ professional development credits and lunch
Project WET for
Source Water Protection Education
Provide materials to teachers
Above: Kauai Workshop participants learning “The Thunderstorm” activity Above: Maui Workshop participants learning “8‐4‐1, One for All” activity Left: Oahu Workshop participants learning “Sum of the Parts” activity
Kona Workshop participants learning “8‐4‐1, One for All” activity
Project WET for
Source Water Protection Education
“Make a Splash” with Project WET
What’s Next?
Continue to develop a curriculum for Source Water
Protection Education using Project WET and other educational materials
Work with the DOE to correlate our curriculum to
education standards
Schedule more statewide workshops to train teachers Help organize MAS Festivals statewide