Homewaters Programs
Connecting to Place
Homewaters Project engages students, teachers, and community members in hands-on investigations of their home places.
Our Audience
True to our roots, Homewaters' primary audience is the teachers in the Seattle area and the students they serve.
More Than a Field Trip
All of Homewaters' programs are designed in partnership with local school districts to teach Washington education standards and assist students in preparing for Washington State Assessment exams. Our programs especially help teachers work within the Washington State K-12 Environmental and Sustainability Standards and revised Science Standards. Our goal is to design programs and curriculum that not only connect students to their home place, but do so in a way that reduces the burden on teachers.
Training and Support for Teachers
Homewaters Project offers training, planning and field support in interdisciplinary programs that extend Seattle and Shoreline schools' science curriculum to the real world. Clock hours are often available. Sign up for Islandwood's newsletter to be notified of upcoming teacher trainings and other Homewaters Project news.
Program Offerings
| Program | Grades 4-6 | Grades 6-8 | Grades 8-10 | |
| Watershed Ecology/Elementary Programs | ||||
| Ecosystems | x | |||
| Land and Water | x | |||
| Tiny Neighbors | x | |||
| Watershed Gardens | x | |||
| Water in Our Lives | x | |||
| Community Mapping Programs | ||||
| Neighborhood Green Mapping | x | |||
| Water and Community | x | |||
| Mapping My Area (K-5) | x | |||



