Water Introduction A basic introduction to water on the Earth. Includes a overview of amounts of water as well as an overview of different types of water resources on the earth.
Water Introduction
A basic introduction to water on the Earth. Includes a overview of amounts of water as well as an overview of different types of water resources on the earth.
Ground Water Introduction and Demonstration Includes general definitions and discussion points about groundwater. Demonstration is designed to show the many different features that can be found beneath the Earth.
Ground Water Introduction and Demonstration
Includes general definitions and discussion points about groundwater. Demonstration is designed to show the many different features that can be found beneath the Earth.
Make Your Own Ground Water Model The follow up lesson to the above listed groundwater introduction and demo. The next step in the process is to build your own demo profile to test different sediments to see what effect they have on recharge rates, permeability, and porosity values. Darcy's Law This lesson is aimed more toward middle and high school level students. It teaches the ways Darcy's law is used to predict different scendario's pertaining to groundwater.
Make Your Own Ground Water Model
The follow up lesson to the above listed groundwater introduction and demo. The next step in the process is to build your own demo profile to test different sediments to see what effect they have on recharge rates, permeability, and porosity values.
Darcy's Law
This lesson is aimed more toward middle and high school level students. It teaches the ways Darcy's law is used to predict different scendario's pertaining to groundwater.
How Water Flow in Aquifers Teaches how water moves through an aquifer as well as how and why water storage in an aquifer changes over time.n Includes information on an activity that explores numerous properties of water. Making an Aquifer Model A follow-up lesson to "How Water Flows in Aquifers"; this lesson teaches students more in-depth knowledge of aquifers and how they are an important component of the hydrologic cycle. Measuring Water Storage in Aquifers Following the introductory lesson and the activity that created an aquifer model; this activity builds on the previous lessons by determining the type of material that best contributes to aquifer water storageprior to beginning this activity. Usability of Aquifer Water Discusses why aquifers are prized drinking water sources and the reasons behind the need for water treatment.
How Water Flow in Aquifers
Teaches how water moves through an aquifer as well as how and why water storage in an aquifer changes over time.n Includes information on an activity that explores numerous properties of water.
Making an Aquifer Model
A follow-up lesson to "How Water Flows in Aquifers"; this lesson teaches students more in-depth knowledge of aquifers and how they are an important component of the hydrologic cycle.
Following the introductory lesson and the activity that created an aquifer model; this activity builds on the previous lessons by determining the type of material that best contributes to aquifer water storageprior to beginning this activity.
Discusses why aquifers are prized drinking water sources and the reasons behind the need for water treatment.
Wetlands Curriculum-Lesson Plan I: What Exactly is a Wetland? Discusses the different criteria used to define a wetland Wetlands Curriculum-Lesson Plan II: The Importance of Wetlands Expands on the importance of wetlands and wetland preservation Wetlands Curriculum-Lesson Plan III: Types of Wetlands Teaches wetland identification by using the features unique to each kind of wetland Wetlands Curriculum-Lesson Plan IIII: Building a Wetland Filter Create a simulated wetland to understand how wetlands actually filter and clean the water Wetlands Curriculum-Lesson Plan IX: Building a Fen Construct your own version of a fen Precipitates, Solution and Limestone Marl Deposition Activity A demo activity involving limestone
Wetlands Curriculum-Lesson Plan I: What Exactly is a Wetland?
Discusses the different criteria used to define a wetland
Wetlands Curriculum-Lesson Plan II: The Importance of Wetlands
Expands on the importance of wetlands and wetland preservation
Wetlands Curriculum-Lesson Plan III: Types of Wetlands
Teaches wetland identification by using the features unique to each kind of wetland
Wetlands Curriculum-Lesson Plan IIII: Building a Wetland Filter
Create a simulated wetland to understand how wetlands actually filter and clean the water
Wetlands Curriculum-Lesson Plan IX: Building a Fen
Construct your own version of a fen
Precipitates, Solution and Limestone Marl Deposition Activity
A demo activity involving limestone