MARCH 2020
TOOLKIT FOR PARENTS
Education Resources for Students at Home
VIRTUAL REALITY: FIELD TRIPS from HOME
COLORADO RIVER AQUEDUCT

While learning about the journey of water to Southern California, students from grades
4 - college can immerse themselves in a virtual tour of the Colorado River Aqueduct system. The Aqueduct VR App is available for Apple  and  Android  mobile devices. The VR goggles are required for optimal viewing. The tour is also available on YouTube as a 360-degree video in  English  or  Spanish  with or without a headset.

Please contact Mark Moss for additional information.
CALIFORNIA AQUEDUCT

During this virtual tour of the State Water Project, students, from grades 4 - college, will discover the 700 mile system of canals, reservoirs, pipelines, power and pumping plants that move water to Southern California. There are 360-degree photos of seven sites, including the Bay Delta, Lake Oroville and the San Luis Reservoir. The Aqueduct VR App is available at the  Apple  and Google Play  app stores. The VR headset is required for optimal viewing. A 360-degree video tour is available on YouTube and can be viewed with or without VR goggles in English ,  Spanish , and  Mandarin .

For additional info, please contact Mark Moss .
"ZOOM" Webinars

Our education team is available to facilitate customized webinars for grades kindergarten - college. Each session is customized to your lesson plan; the topics can range from water recycling to climate change to the water cycle. If you need additional information or want to schedule a session, contact us at: MWDEducation@mwdh2o.com .
MWD CARES: YOUR WATER SUPPLY IS SAFE
During this time of uncertainty, rest assured that your water supply is safe. In compliance with federal standards, Metropolitan chemists conduct thousands of water quality tests annually. According to the Center for Disease Control, COVID-19 (corona virus) is not transmitted through water. Double click on the images below for more information.
Remember to wash your hands for 20 seconds.
For other ways to conserve water, log on to www.bewaterwise.com .
Share your water education activities with us.

Do you have some water-wise students? We'd love to showcase your school or college in our next e-newsletter. We will provide a class set of give-aways, if your campus is selected for the newsletter. Email us the information or post on social media with #thinkh2o and tag @mwdh2o. If you have any questions, contact Benita Lynn Horn .