How would you rate the overall effectiveness of the classroom resource in teaching water saving habits?
Which water saving habit/s were your students most engaged in?
Using one cup per day, Tap off while brushing teeth, Using the chore chooser
What influence has this kit had in promoting the longevity of water saving habits and what other water related topics did your students come up with?
The source of our water was something they were interested in finding out as well as where it goes now - used to be into the river and sea. Time will tell on the habits.
Has your students water literacy knowledge improved after using this kit?
What was the impact of the daily stamping practice in your classroom and which water benchmark did your students find most fascinating?
Even at Intermediate age the students enjoyed the stamp activity. The one they found most fascinating was the skip the rinse option as they had to beat their whānau habits in some cases, alongside turning the tap off when teeth cleaning. That they had more control over.
How have your students' perceptions of water conservation changed since using the resource and did it foster a sense of responsibility and awareness in your classroom?
They thought they were pretty savvy with water saving but became very aware this was not so in some cases. It also developed the why for needing to be more cautious with our water use - kaitiakitanga.
On a scale of 1-10, how involved would you say families were at supporting this learning at home?