Splash in the Class presentations are a fun way to teach your
students how to take care of their local environment. These
interactive presentations are designed for grades 3 – 6 and last
about 60 minutes. Thanks to the sponsorship of the Sacramento Stormwater
Quality Partnership and the City of Sacramento
Department of Utilities, these engaging presentations are
FREE.
Splash presenters cover the aquatic food chain and pollution
prevention using colorful handouts, posters, videos,
and a fun, hands-on experiment. Students learn about the
importance of local creeks and rivers in our lives, how some of
our everyday activities can cause water pollution, and what each
of us can do to become the solution to pollution!
Each student will receive some goodies following the
presentation, including a Sammy Salmon pencil and tattoo.
In sixteen years, this engaging program has inspired over
60,000 Sacramento area students to lend a hand in protecting
local water quality. If you would like your students to
learn how they can help keep our water clean, sign up for a
presentation today!
Please complete this brief survey to let us know your thoughts
about the Splash in the Class presentation your students
received this school year. It will only take about 5
minutes to complete, yet will provide Splash with very valuable
feedback we can use to improve our programs! Thank
you!
Treat your students to a fun and educational classroom
experience! Splash-in-the-Class presentations are an
engaging, hands-on way to teach 3rd – 6th grade students about
stormwater quality and how they can be the solution to stormwater
pollution.
To be eligible for a Splash in the Class presentation, you must
teach 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade at a school within one of the
following jurisdictions:
