Water Investigations Program
The inquiry process is the process scientists use to think critically and problem solve effectively. The Water Investigation Program (WIP) is a program conceived to develop these essential critical thinking and problem solving skills that enable youth to grow into informed citizens engaged in their society. This program offers a chance to experience a riparian area in this arid to semi-arid state. An opportunity to investigate your own questions. Students design their own testable questions and a scientific process to answer that question implemented when they visit a riparian preserve.
- Grade 6
- Chemistry
- Earth Sciences
- Ecology
- General Science
- Hydrology
- Mathematics
State Standards
All of Science Strand 1 as well as Science Strand 6 for 6th grade.
Schedule
The WIP field study will be a full day trip for 6th grade students to immerse themselves in a riparian area and a study of their own design.
Cost
No cost, but bus money is limited.
For More Information
Kerry Schwartz
Director, Arizona Project WET
520-621-8196
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