Educational Resources

Learn About Water at Home.

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The Missouri Stream Team Program has a wealth of on-line resources. Additional resources are listed below:

Learn About:	What is this?	Link:
Nature-based K-12 curriculum	Discover Nature - Schools	Missouri Dept. of Conservation
Youth Curriculum	Nature Lab	The Nature Conservancy
Volunteer Monitoring	National Water Quality Monitoring Council (NWQMC) offers resources for water quality monitor volunteers	NWQMC
USA Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring Network	Find historical information of interest to the volunteer water quality monitoring community	UVM Blogs
Water Science	The USGS Water Science School	USGS
Water Education	Water Related Educational Materials	The Water Project
Missouri Environmental Research	Columbia Environmental Research Center	USGS
Fresh Water	Fresh Water Lesson Plans	Fresh Water Live
Multiple Water Topics	Free online classes from beginner level to collegiate. Search "water" to find related courses	edX Coursera
Watersheds and Clean Water Act	EPA's Watershed Academy	EPA
Water Cycle Glossary	A Glossary of Terms related to the Water Cycle	O.Berk.Com Water Glossary
The Water Cycle and Cloud Formation	An Explanation of the Water Cycle, Cloud Formation, and Rainbows	AvasFlowers
National Geographic Professional Development Courses for Educators	National Geographic’s free online courses for educators equip teachers with powerful tools to transform their classrooms. Through these courses, educators build their own skills and knowledge so they can foster the mindset of a National Geographic Explorer in their students.	National Geographic Free Online Courses for Educators

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