Kids Page
These sites explain where the planet’s water can be found, the water cycle, the differences
between surface and groundwater, how people use water, and how water can be conserved. Some of
these websites will provide information to help with reports. Others are just plain fun!
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Earth's Water
sponsored by the US Geological Survey includes facts, explanations, and data on surface water and
groundwater, including the water cycle, water use, and locations with links. Part of
Water Science for Schools
US EPA
The Water Cycle
Water Use
Water Pollution
Water Usage & Conservation
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How We Use Water in Utah
Utah water storage, delivery, uses and treatment in detail, organized by irrigation, dams &
reservoirs, municipal, and industrial prepared by the Utah Division of Water Resources.
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H2ouse
An interactive house diagram with tips and advice listed by area of the home prepared by the
California Urban Water Conservation Council (older students through adults).
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Drip Calculator
Determine how much water is wasted by a dripping faucet, prepared by the American Water Works
Association
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Challenge Questions
How much water to grow a hamburger, how many baths in a rainstorm, and other calculations by the
US Geological Survey
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Water Use Quiz
For food and other things, what uses the most water? Prepared by the American Museum of Natural
History
Water Cycle
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Find-a-Word
Three levels, uses terms from the water cycle. Prepared by the Utah Division of Water Resources
Where Water is Found on Earth
Water Science Education
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Properties of Water
Discusses water’s molecular structure, polarity, capillary action, surface tension, and
density. Prepared by the Utah Division of Water Resources.
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Water Education Van
Program offerings and how to schedule an appointment for the van to visit schools, offered by the
Living Planet Aquarium
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Follow the links below
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Wetland
Water
Wastewater
Household Hazardous Waste
Earth Day