Presentations
& Special Events
H2O,
Where Do You Go? (K-6th grade)
A musical science show about water
What happens when you combine science, music, and comedy? You get “H2O,
Where Do You Go?” — The Water Authority’s assembly program
produced by “Razzle Bam Boom.” Topics include the importance of
water, how we get most of our water from far away places, and why everyone
should care about conserving water. Length of the program is about 40 minutes.
Each teacher receives a class set of an educational “cootie catcher”
that reinforces concepts presented in the assembly.
Location: At
your school
Cost: We pay the fee, so it is FREE
for your school.
Please Note: Minimum audience size
is 200 for each performance.
To Schedule: To book a performance, consult the calendar
dates at www.showsthatteach.com
to check available dates. Then email donna@showsthatteach.com
listing your three top booking dates, possible show times, and your contact
information that includes email, phone, and school address. Type “booking
request” in the SUBJECT line of your email.
Traveling
Library (K-6th grade)
Library display and 3rd-grade classroom presentations
This program
focuses on the librarian as a resource for students and teachers by providing
participating schools with:
• Three weeks to
enjoy a free-standing library display consisting of three interactive panels
and a selection of over 100 books, including Spanish titles. Reading and interest
level of the books range from kindergarten through sixth grade.
• Seven free books for the school’s library.
• Third-grade classroom presentations that adhere to the state frameworks.
Students learn how the Kumeyaay of the past dealt with San Diego County's semiarid
climate and how we deal with it today. A Native American drought story and stick-dice
game culminate the presentation.
Location: At your school
Cost: FREE
To Schedule: Due to the popularity of this program, we recommend
reserving early. Only the librarian may reserve this program. To schedule, ask
your school librarian to fill out the request form (choose PDF
or Word).
For more information, contact Ivan Golakoff at 858-522-6719 or igolakoff@sdcwa.org.
Weather & Water in San Diego (5th grade)
Classroom
presentation
 Why doesn’t
San Diego get more rain? What types of weather events have an impact on our
climate? Do the ocean and the water cycle play a part? Where does our water
come from? Why is it important to conserve water?
These are some of the questions that will be answered during the Water Authority’s
fifth-grade classroom presentation. This 60-minute presentation adheres to the
fifth-grade science standards and utilizes lecture, visuals, scientific demonstrations,
and hands-on activities. Teachers are given class sets of a 16-page booklet,
“The Story of Drinking Water.”
Location: In your classroom
Cost: FREE
To Schedule: All fifth-grade presentations
at your school must be scheduled for the same date. Exceptions may be made for
schools with more than one track or with more fifth-grade classes than can be
visited in one day. Please check with the other fifth-grade teachers at your
school and select one teacher to coordinate the presentations. Fill out the
request form (choose PDF
or Word)
to schedule presentations for your school.
Splash
Science Mobile Lab (4th-6th grade)
A field trip that comes to your school!
The County Office of Education, in collaboration with the San Diego County Water
Authority, offers this award-winning program. Geared toward grades four through
six, the curriculum concentrates on six teaching stations:
•
Microscopes • Research • Life in an estuary • Water quality
testing • Storm drain pollution model • Conservation
Delivered
in an innovative manner, the curriculum encompasses computer analysis, hands-on
experimentation, observation, and group problem solving. The lab can accommodate
up to four classes per day.
Location: At your school
Cost: $525 paid to the San Diego County Office of Education.
Check with your local water agency for possible assistance with funding. (See
back of brochure for a list of local water agencies.)
To Schedule: Call the San Diego
County Office of Education at (858) 292-3696.
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