Get ready to sing and dance when you join H2O and friends as they lead a 30-minute sing-a-long presentation all about Queen Creek's water sources and how to conserve water every day.

The presentation and related lessons are aligned with Arizona Department of Education standards. This program is free to eligible Queen Creek and San Tan Valley schools.

Water Cycle Sing-a-long with H2O is for first through third graders.

For more information on scheduling the Water Cycle Sing-a-long with H2O program, please contact Owen Daly-Forseth, Environmental Education Exchange Programs Manager, at owen@eeexchange.org or 520-670-1442.

This three-part recycling education program is designed for students to learn about and practice the three Rs: reduce, reuse, and recycle — and to have fun along the way.

The program includes related pre- and post-visit lessons (including a pre-visit video) and an interactive classroom presentation. Students will also receive an in-depth Conservation in the QC activity book filled with exciting activities and video links to reinforce newly acquired learning. All content provides students with practical knowledge and skills that will help them make informed decisions now and in the future.

The presentation and related activities are aligned with Arizona Department of Education standards. This program is free to schools within the Town of Queen Creek's trash and recycling service boundaries.

Too Good to Throw Away! is for third and fourth graders.

For more information on scheduling the Too Good to Throw Away! program, please contact Owen Daly-Forseth, Environmental Education Exchange Programs Manager, at owen@eeexchange.org or 520-670-1442.

This three-part water education program addresses the water cycle, Queen Creek's water supply, water as a limited resource, water use, water recycling, and water conservation.

The program includes three related lessons and an interactive 55-minute presentation conducted in the classroom. In addition, students receive an in-depth Conservation in the QC activity book filled with exciting activities and video links to reinforce newly acquired learning.

The presentation and related lessons are aligned with Arizona Department of Education standards. This program is free to eligible Queen Creek and San Tan Valley schools.

Our Water, Our Future is for fourth and fifth graders.

For more information on scheduling the Our Water, Our Future program, please contact Owen Daly-Forseth, Environmental Education Exchange Programs Manager, at owen@eeexchange.org or 520-670-1442.

This three-part recycling education program will teach students about the Do More Blue recycling program, the three Rs (reduce, reuse, and recycle), and waste diversion. Through this process, students will learn how to take action to make a difference in their decisions related to the waste they generate.

This program includes a pre-visit lesson, a hands-on and interactive classroom presentation (designed to fit into a typical 50-60 minute classroom period), and a post-visit lesson. In addition, each student receives an in-depth Conservation in the QC activity book filled with exciting activities and video links to reinforce newly acquired learning.

The presentation and related activities are aligned with Arizona Department of Education standards. This program is free to schools within the Town of Queen Creek's trash and recycling service boundaries.

Blue Cart Smart is for fifth through ninth graders.

For more information on scheduling the Blue Cart Smart program, please contact Owen Daly-Forseth, Environmental Education Exchange Programs Manager, at owen@eeexchange.org or 520-670-1442.

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality offers a variety of information and programs on children's health, careers in the environment, educational materials, and more.

Find inspiring ideas that save time and money while fighting against waste with blog posts, podcast episodes, polls, and more created by Earth911.

See how people in this virtual city reduce waste, save money, and save energy with simple action. Plus, find in-game, in-class, and at-home activities from the Environmental Protection Agency.

How can we build and maintain clean, green, and beautiful spaces across the country? Check out inspiring stories and additional resources from Keep America Beautiful.

Find information on regional recycling efforts and programming, including the Maricopa Association of Government's solid waste best practices literature and solid waste management plan.

The more you recycle, the more you'll earn! Check out Recyclebank to earn points for sustainable practices and get tangible rewards like deals and discounts at local businesses.

Learn what can and cannot be recycled in the Town of Queen Creek by using our interactive recycle right wizard or playing a fun online game, "Know Before You Throw."

The Arizona Municipal Water Users Association connects people with professional services, xeriscape guides and field trip destinations, professional organizations, reading material, and more.

The Central Arizona Project offers free K-12 water research and conservation curriculum, non-fiction reading passages, presentations, aquifer information, and research awards.

Visit low water-use gardens that showcase the colorful beauty of desert plants (while conserving water) presented by the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association.

Find current and historical rainfall and stream data from the Maricopa County Flood Control District.

Maricopa County Stormwater provides free standards-based, hands-on programming to Maricopa County K-8 classrooms in addition to free activity books.

The National Oceanic Atmosphere Administration offers free online resources to learn about the ocean and atmosphere. This organization also provides lesson plans, real-time data, and competitive funding for education projects.

Find stormwater education resources and a free printable activity book download from the Stormwater Outreach for Regional Municipalities.

The Town of Queen Creek offers free Water-Smart Workshops, water-saving tips, landscape guides, and home water audit information.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency offers fun and education water conservation games and activities for kids.

Find teacher and student resources, games and activities, a monthly newsletter, weekly blog, contests, and more sponsored by Water – Use It Wisely.

The Watershed Management Group provides information on rainwater harvesting, free hands-on activities and outdoor learning laboratory programs for schools, classes, tours, and more.

Glendale Water Services offers this free guide to creating a wildlife habitat in your own yard with low water-use plants.