National Water Week

Educational Activities

The following activities have been developed to assist teachers with practical, hands-on learning activities to include in lesson plans.

Cleaning Up Our Catchments
Cleaning Up Our Catchments
Cleaning up Our Catchment helps students to develop an understanding of catchments, the interconnectedness of landscapes, and the relationship between surface water and groundwater. Suitable for student grades 5-7. Download this activity
Grey is the new Blue
Grey is the new Blue
An activity to help students develop an understanding of greywater and the importance of water reuse, and awareness about water treatment processes and how we can minimise the impact we have on clean water. Students will work collaboratively to design strategies to filter from some of the contaminants contributed by household wastes from greywater. Suitable for student grades 5-10. Download this activity
Home-ing In On Water Pollution
Home-ing In On Water Pollution
Assists in developing understanding of how water is used in the home and what impacts our domestic lives have on water quality. Also provides increased awareness about water treatment processes. Suitable for students grades 3-9. Download this activity
Waiter! There's A Critter in my Water
Waiter! There's a critter in my water!
A combination of classroom and field activities will give students and opportunity to understand how aquatic macro-invertebrates (water critters) are indicators of the environment in which they live and how different species can give students an indication of water quality in any given location. Download this activity
Wordy Water Words
Wordy Water Words
Challenge your students to see how many words they can find in these water-related words. Download this activity