Teachers and parents can help students learn more about water issues with lesson plans, handouts, and other activities.

See how the PlayPump® water system works- Our interactive eCard is a fun way to see how the PlayPump system works. Help these African children access clean water and have fun!

Peace Corps, World Wise Schools- Learn about the connection between water and disease through the eyes and experiences of volunteers on the ground in Africa. The site includes an easy to use searchable database of lesson plans, photos, real life stories and much more.

Human Development Report 2006 - Beyond scarcity: Power, poverty and the global water crisis. This year's Human Development Report explores the magnitude of the water crisis that confronts the world and provides a variety of statistics, data and valuable information on its impact.

Water Partners International- "Kids for Water" is a spotlight section focused on youth involvement in water issues. This site has fun fact sheets and other kid-friendly water resources, including lesson plans for teachers.

Environmental Protection Agency- This website can be used as a launching point for teachers to connect kids to water issues. The lesson plans and activities focus on both drinking water and ground water information.

UNICEF's Voices of Youth- A website designed for kids in an user-friendly format that includes interactive games and real life stories from the field.

Feed Your Brain- Lesson plans for grades 6-10 introduce students to the relationship between population growth and water availability.

UNDP Water Rights and Wrongs- A young people's summary of the United Nations Humane Development Report 2006. (PDF download, requires Adobe Acrobat)