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There's No New
Water!
Acknowledgements
Authors
Martin H. Smith, Cooperative Extension Youth Curriculum Development Specialist, University of California, Davis
Steven M. Worker, 4-H Science, Engineering and Technology Coordinator, University of California 4-H Youth
Development Program
Maggi Kelly, PhD, University of California, Berkeley, Cooperative Extension Specialist
University of California, Davis Undergraduate Student Curriculum Development Team:
Kathryn Brogan, Leticia Cabrera, Angelynn Chow, Lisa Devoto, Samantha Foster, Benjamin Jones,
Brittany Maxwell, Brenley McKenna, Abe Salomon, Annalee Sanborn, Mark Schafer, Aileen Smith
Project Co-Directors
Sharon Junge, State 4-H Director, University of California 4-H Youth Development Program
Martin H. Smith, Cooperative Extension Youth Curriculum Development Specialist, University of California, Davis
There's No New Water!
Acknowledgements Authors Martin H. Smith, Coopera
Contents 1. The Natural Water Cycle...........
Conceptual Framework There's No New Water! is a w
Teaching and Learning Strategies All activities i
3 Water as an Availa
Water pollution is typically categorized into two
i v t i y t c A 1 Watersheds and the Urb
Life Skills Activities that promote positive yout
Suggested Groupings Groups of approximately 3-
Procedure (Experiencing) 1. Explain to the youth
Sharing, Processing, and Generalizing Follow the
Glossary Acre feet (af): The amount of water re
Organic matter: Residues of dead plants or animal
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