Kim Tamaoka, Kauai Department of Water What is Project WET? A - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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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


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Kim Tamaoka, Kauai Department of Water

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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

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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

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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

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Project WET for

Source Water Protection Education

 Provide materials to teachers

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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

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Kona Workshop participants learning “8‐4‐1, One for All” activity

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Project WET for

Source Water Protection Education

 “Make a Splash” with Project WET

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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

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Mahalo!