The City of Livermore Water Resources Division is committed to teaching students about the importance of our water resources. Below are educational materials and lesson plans that are available to download.

Preschool to 2nd Grade

Use the resources below to teach your students about water conservation, protecting our local creeks, and emergency preparedness.

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3rd to 5th Grade

A Day in the Life of a Drop Lesson Plan

Use this lesson plan to help students understand where their water comes from, the ways their water use habits affect the environment and human health, and ways to reduce their impacts by pledging to save water.

Fix a Leak Week Lesson Plan

This lesson teaches students how water leaks cause waste in homes across the country, understand how to measure the water used in their homes, how to find leaks, and calculate how much water will be saved by fixing leaks.

Where Our Drinking Water Comes From

Use the resources below to teach your students about where the Tri-Valley's water comes from and how is arrives at their home.

Protecting Local Creeks & Wildlife

Use the resources below to teach your students how they can protect our local creeks and the wildlife that depend on them. Take it a step further by playing the Protect the Bay Game and exploring the Alameda County Watersheds Interactive Map.

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High School

Students who are interested in pursuing a career in the water/wastewater field can learn more on our Career Tracks & Scholarships page.