Grade 12 Project
Auberly's Source Water Protection Plan for the Stroudmere
A six-session grade 12 project where teams map a fictional city's intake watershed, inventory contaminant sources, and defend three ordinance provisions.
C3 Framework · Grades 9–12
D2.Geo.1.9-12 Geospatial technologies and spatial patterns
Use geospatial and related technologies to create maps to display and explain the spatial patterns of cultural and environmental characteristics.
Why water teaches this standard well
Free geospatial tools let students map their own watershed, model stormwater runoff from real land-use data, and display patterns such as aquifer decline or drought severity. Producing a GIS-based map of a water system meets this indicator with the same class of tools professionals use.
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4 materials aligned to D2.Geo.1.9-12
Projects
Grade 10 Project
Protecting Glasspool Reservoir: A Colbeck Ordinance Project
A five-session grade 10 project in which students draft a watershed overlay ordinance and staff report for a fictional town facing a subdivision above its reservoir.
Grade 10 Project
Water Service for Tessary Hollow: A County Board Proposal
A five-session grade 10 project in which students map a fictional community on failing wells, cost three service options, and argue one to a county board.
Grade 11 Project
The Water Element of the Fallowdale County Plan: A Grade 11 Project
Across five sessions students write the water chapter of a fictional county's 20-year comprehensive plan, map its supply, and defend three ranked options at a hearing.