Water-Energy Audit
Students will learn about water as a limited resource, become aware of where their water comes from, and understand where it gets used. Also, they will learn how to read a water bill, conduct a water flow rate experiment, and discuss opportunities for using water more wisely at home and on campus.
The Energy Coalition will send you a shower timer to bring this lesson to life.
Students will learn about water as a limited resource, become aware of where their water comes from, and understand where it gets used. Also, they will learn how to read a water bill, conduct a water flow rate experiment, and discuss opportunities for using water more wisely at home and on campus.
The Energy Coalition will send you a shower timer to bring this lesson to life.
Students will learn about water as a limited resource, become aware of where their water comes from, and understand where it gets used. Also, they will learn how to read a water bill, conduct a water flow rate experiment, and discuss opportunities for using water more wisely at home and on campus.
The Energy Coalition will send you a shower timer to bring this lesson to life.
Google Classroom Links
Use the links below to directly assign materials to your classroom.
View and Download Lesson Files
Follow the links below to view or download lesson materials.
Student Energy ACTIONS handout (grades 6-8) | or, download in Spanish
Student Energy ACTIONS handout (grades 9-12) | or, download in Spanish
Water-Energy Audit vocabulary slides | or, download in Spanish
Water Flow Rate Experiment handout | or, download in Spanish
Water-Energy Audit Checklist handout | or, download in Spanish
Sustainability Action Plan handout | or, download in Spanish
Powerville USD Energy and Water Data | or, download in Spanish
Answer Key: Powerville USD Energy and Water Data | or, download in Spanish
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