Operation Water Pollution (OWP)Every OWP kit comes with a complimentary "Crapshoot" DVD. Through a variety of activities and cooperative learning strategies, the students explore the causes, effects and sources of water pollution in the world and in North America. Students also use hands-on activities to simulate water pollution and water filtration scenarios. The students discover how water pollution is reversed and what they can do to affect change in their community with regards to water pollution. The Operation Water Pollution program is available in both English and French. Notes to teachers from Tracy Webb, Science Teacher and Member of the SDWF Board of Directors: The 11 lessons in the Operation Water Pollution program represent a comprehensive unit on water issues. Each lesson generally builds on the previous one and includes relevant, up-to-date and well-researched fact sheets and background information. However, teachers may use any lesson on its own, or any combination, understanding that they may need to add some of the background information provided in other lessons. Every lesson can be further modified or enriched for the age and abilities of students, from grades 5 to 12. Lessons may be easily changed to reflect local conditions and situations as well, especially if teachers are/become aware and informed about their own area's water issues. For the experimental activities, teachers may wish to substitute according to their own available supplies and/or approach to the lesson. Quantities suggested in the lesson may also be adapted as determined by the teacher. Every lesson includes additional suggested activities and resources, along with references to other sources of information. Feedback is welcome and encouraged, and if there any questions, please feel free to contact the SDWF at (306) 934-0389 or info@safewater.org. How it worksLesson plans, PowerPoint presentations and all resources are available online. All material is downloaded by the teacher for review prior to receiving the TDS and pH meters. CostThe cost of an OWP kit is $140 and includes both a TDS and pH meter. It should be noted that each meter is reusable and remains viable for approximately two years. Many school kits are available free of charge as a result of different sponsors such as Imagineaction and the TD Bank Group. How to Order an OWP KitIf you are ordering from the USA or are a group/individual that is not associated with a school: Currently the SDWF does not have sponsorship for kit orders from the USA or for individuals/groups that are not associated with a school. To order an OWP kit please complete and submit an Order Form here: http://www.safewater.org/sales-order?lang=eng&program=owp Please make cheque payable to Safe Drinking Water Foundation and mail to: Safe Drinking Water Foundation This project has been made possible by the generous support of the following donors:
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