Water and Energy Education Newsletter

March 2021

Hello Teachers,  As we head into the final stretch of this incredibly challenging school year, we want to offer you and your students several virtual programs that can enrich and enliven your classes during the last couple of months of the infamous 2020-2021 school year.

K-5th Grades ZunZun Musical Assembly There is still time to schedule a virtual visit with Gwynne and Stephen, the dynamic duo who raise awareness of the importance of conserving and protecting our environment through music, humor, and movement. Don't be surprised to see your reluctant students up and dancing as they learn the many ways to make a positive difference.

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3rd Grade  Be an Energy & Water Hero This lesson series offers three 30-minute live lessons to encourage students to take action to protect our natural resources. Lesson 1-Storm drain pollution prevention Lesson 2-How water gets to your home and water conservation Lesson 3-Climate change and electricity Learn More

4th and 5th Grades Where Does our Electricity Come From? This program includes four asynchronous lessons and one 30-minute live lesson. Your students will participate in an experimental inquiry into solar power during the live lesson. Asynchronous Lessons: Lesson 1-What is renewable energy? Lesson 2-What is nonrenewable energy? Lesson 3-How is electricity made? Lesson 4-How is electricity related to climate change? Lesson 5-Where does our electricity come from? Synchronous Lesson-Let's investigate solar power together-virtually

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9th - 12th Grades Climate Change in the North Bay In these 45-minute live lessons, students learn about the local impacts of climate change and are encouraged to get involved in climate action. Four lessons to choose from: Introduction to Climate Change What are Atmospheric Rivers and what can they tell us about climate change? Wildfire Science: What impacts do wildfires have on water quality? Climate Justice and Climate Action

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