SD Project WILD - A K-12 curriculum.  Wildlife and conservation in South Dakota.  The basic workshop includes Aquatic Wild.  Advanced trainings (Elk, Mountain Lions, Science & Civics) available.

SD Project Learning Tree - A K-8 curriculum.  Secondary curriculums that include exercises about watersheds available as well.

Leopold Education Project - A 6-12 curriculum focused on developing a land ethic using A Sand County Almanac by Aldo Leopold as a text and hands-on activities suggested by the reading.

SD Ag in the Classroom - A K-6 curriculum focused on studying SD agriculture.

• Measure Up
• Magnify That
• Water Wonders

EPA Drinking Water/Ground Water Activities - Activities grouped by grade level
K - 12

K-3 Kids	K-3 Teachers
4-8 Kids	4-8 Teachers
9-12 Kids	9-12 Teachers

The Watersource Book - Activities for K-12. The Water Sourcebook Series explains the water management cycle using a balanced approach and how it affects every aspect of the environment. The curriculum provides strong science and math content, but also links these subject areas to social studies and language arts. Each Water Sourcebook contains hands-on activities and investigations, fact sheets, reference materials, and a glossary of terms.

Grades K-2 Introduction to Water Drinking and Wastewater Treatment Surface Water Groundwater Wetlands and Coastal Correlations Glossary of Terms Fact Sheets

Grades 3-5 Introduction to Water Drinking and Wastewater Treatment Surface Water Groundwater Wetlands and Coastal Correlations Glossary of Terms Fact Sheets

Grades 6-8 Introduction to Water Drinking and Wastewater Treatment Surface Water Groundwater Wetlands and Coastal Correlations Glossary of Terms Fact Sheets

Grades 9-12 Introduction to Water Drinking and Wastewater Treatment Surface Water Groundwater Wetlands and Coastal Correlations Glossary of Terms Fact Sheets

Big Sioux Water Festival Activities - Activities used at the Big Sioux Water Festival. Hands-on and educational.  Fun, too!

Reading and Science Activities
Topics

Water Resources

Wind Cave - The Water in the Environment Unit on the Wind Cave is filled with water related activities that will lead students on a journey through the water cycle, from the air to watersheds to groundwater and through cave and karst areas. The program will help to develop a broad understanding of the importance of our world's water. The website is broken into sections to help organize planning. The activities of each section build upon each other to develop the entire hydrology program or can stand alone to support a study of that individual unit.

Hydrology Unit