Project WET Canada
Professional Development Workshops
for Educators

Project WET 2.0

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Project WET Guide 2.0 is the 592 page foundational Educators’ Guide,
provides 65 multi-level and field tested lesson plans that support the curricula.
There is a wide range of supporting on-line resources,
available free to download on the Project WET Canada webpages.

This resource is being replaced by three smaller themed guides plus the bonus Foundations of Water Education guide.

Foundations of
Water Education

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Foundations of Water Education: An educators’ guide for teaching water literacy. This guide contains 12 lessons that provide a foundation to build water literacy in students. The lessons in this guide address all of the Principles of Water Literacy and include topics such as properties of water, watersheds, water systems, groundwater, ecology, water use, and management of water resources. The lessons span from lower elementary school through high school level and can be adapted for setting, age level, ability, and time.

Projet WET, Module 1

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Projet WET, Module 1 is the French language Educators’ Guide
containing 21 complete lesson plans drawn from the
foundational Project WET Guide, for Maternelle to Grade 8.

Getting Little Feet Wet

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Getting Little Feet Wet is the Early Childhood Education Educators’ Guide for teachers of 3-8 year-olds.
It contains 11 complete lesson plans that supplement the 16 activities in Project WET 2.0 for Pre-K – Grade 2.
The activities are developmentally appropriate for younger learners and have suggestions for ages 3-5 and also for ages 6-8.

Climate, Water and Resilience

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Climate, Water and Resilience helps educators teach middle and high
school students about climate and climate change using interactive,
objective, science-based activities that students will enjoy.
Workshops are now available!

For more information or to find out about a Certification Workshop in your area
refer to the map of Canada on our homepage.
Hover over your province or territory to find your regional coordinator’s information.