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Grade 7 & 8

Slow the Flow
Water Education for a Sustainable Future

Try this new curriculum-linked resource in your classroom! Teach your students why water is essential to all life on Earth and where their drinking water comes from. They’ll learn why water needs to be protected, and what they can do to help conserve water for now and for the future!

Contact the Water Education Coordinator to order your free CD of activities, projects, PowerPoints and more, all in an easy-to-use lesson plan format.

Phone: 989-8358
Email: slowtheflow@fortwhyte.org

Slow the Flow is funded by the City of Winnipeg’s Water and Waste Department.
 

Enhance your classroom curriculum with these exciting FREE Programs!

Get your Feet Wet this Fall with Slow the Flow!

Slow the Flow is a middle years enrichment program that educates students on water use and conservation at home, at school, and in their communities. Fun and informative conservation messages are presented in a teacher-friendly binder of classroom-ready lessons including student activity sheets, answer keys, background information and experiments.

The Slow the Flow binder includes:

  • 15 stand-alone lessons with answer keys
  • over 35 pages of reproducible student activity sheets
  • a comprehensive subject index organized by core area learning outcomes

The Conservation Ambassadors Program

Water-wise classrooms can track and win prizes for their progress through the Slow the Flow binder .  Classes can even win a field trip to FortWhyte Alive to explore water through our Blue Planet program.

Liquid Assets

Liquid Assets is a newsletter for Slow the Flow teachers. It is produced three times each year: fall, winter and spring. Filled with new water activities, great resources and interesting water facts, it continually supplements the activities in the Slow the Flow program.

Download Spring ’09 edition

Download Winter ’08 edition

For more information, or for your own FREE personal copy of this great resource, call the Outreach Coordinator at 989-8358.