Welcome! You've come to the right place to learn about water! Irvine Ranch Water District's Water Education section contains fun for kids and water information for students of all ages.
H20 Info
Looking for homework help or just curious about water in our area? Check out H20 Info and you'll find out where IRWD water comes from, how it's purified and how the heck it gets in your faucet!
Water Fun and Games!
After you've learned about water issues, relax and have fun with a water quiz, interactive word search or water activity in our Water Games section!
Poster Contest
Show your artistic side by entering the IRWD Water Awareness Poster Contest, held each spring. Click on Poster Contest to see the previous winners.
Science Fair
Thinking about your next science fair project? IRWD provides special awards to the best water-related projects in the Irvine Unified School District Science Fair. Check out the most recent winners.
Water Conservation
The Irvine Ranch Water District mascot is Aqua Duck, who reminds kids to "Use Water Wisely!" Water conservation means using water wisely and not wasting it.
Michelson Water Reclamation Plant Virtual Tour!
Water is too valuable to use just once, so Irvine Ranch Water District recycles it! Free field trips to the IRWD Michelson Water Reclamation Plant are available for schools within our service area. Students must be in fifth grade or older. Your teacher can sign up online or call us at (949) 453-5500 to find out more. But if you can't come visit us in person, the next best thing is a Virtual Tour!
Be a Kleen-Up Kop and Prevent Water Pollution!
You can be part of the pollution solution by helping to keep water clean. Join the Kleen-Up Kops to find out about water pollution prevention!
Glossary
Confused by all these water words? Visit the Glossary to look up a word you don't understand.
Water Equivalents Table
Confused by weird water measurements? Visit the Water Equivalents Table!
Links to Other Sites
Surf these other watery web sites to find out more about the wonderful world of water. There's a special section in the Links area just for water and science education.
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