The following choices are world wide web sites related to the Water Project. They are useful for both students and teachers.

• Water Science for Schools -information on many aspects of water, along with pictures,

   data, maps, and an interactive center where you can give opinions and test your water knowledge.
• Water Experiments - eight simple experiments looking at properties of water
• Water Magic - Water experiments for kids of all ages
• The SEER Water Project
• ProTeacher Water Resources
• Especially Elementary
• Yarra Valley Water Resources - includes information about water such as facts, saving water, water pollution and water activities
• Online Water Activities
• National Wildlife Foundation
• EPA - Water Cycle at Work
• Water Cycle Quiz - a third grade class put up a water cycle quiz
• The Quality of our Nation's Water
• Water Watch Victoria (Australia)
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• NBC News Intellicast
• Great Lakes Natural Resource Center
• SeaWorld Water Resources
• Drinking Water: Kids Stuff
• Give Water a Hand
• Groundwater: Nature's Hidden Treasure
• Environment: Canada's Freshwater
• Texas Rivers Project
• El Nino: Hot air over hot water
• TheStream Study - provides the method, procedures and identification keys to help you determine what stream-bottom macroinvertebrates inhabit the stream, and how their health reflects the quality of the water.
• The Global Rivers Environmental Education Network (Green) Hands-on Center - helps you understand your water quality tests and learn more about why they are so important for indicating the health of your watershed.
• Texas Waternet - includes reports on usage of water, pollution of water and other resource links
• Surf Your Watershed - The EPA rates the health of the watershed where you live.
• Real-Time Water Data - Click on the map to find the current levels of a river near your home (US). See the record highs and lows. View real-time water quality data from water sources in the US.
• Fisheye View Cam - a live coral reef aquarium camera
• Coral and Coral Reefs - Information about coral brought to you by SeaWorld
• Coral Health and Monitoring Program - includes satellite images of coral reefs

Thanks to Barb Taylor, Havergal College, Toronto, Ontario for sending several links!
Return to the Water Home Page