About the Water Cycle Grades 1-3 Simple word games and puzzles help children understand the forms in which water is found, how the water cycle works and why it is important to all living things. This comic book, which focuses on our local water supply, teaches students where their water comes from, how it is managed and how to conserve it. The accompanying teacher's guide describes how to use the comic book as a mini-unit on water. The Story of Drinking Water Grades 4-6 Written in comic book form, this booklet is designed to help build an understanding and appreciation of the importance of a safe, reliable water supply. This information and activities book uses puzzles and games to teach the water cycle and how families use water in and around the home.
Students learn about the importance of water to life on earth.
This booklet explains how water gets to our homes, the ways pollutants can enter water supplies, and how modern treatment plants make our water safe to drink. This colorful poster depicts seven ways children can learn to conserve water. This colorful map depicts, in cartoon style, how water is distributed to the residents of Fremont, Newark and Union City. If you didn't receive our 1998-99 water conservation calendar last June, be sure to order one while supplies last. Book Covers Students can protect their books with covers that teach water facts and conservation.