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This full color poster explains the investment Northwest utilities are making in a new generation of turbine technology. A lenticular graphic shows both an old and new hydropower turbine. The back of the poster includes line drawings of turbines found in the Northwest. Hang this beautiful poster in your classroom, office or visitor center.

Get the big picture from this bird's-eye view of the hydropower system in the Northwest. Review the benefits of this renewable resource and how electricity is generated. Hang this beautiful poster in your classroom, office or visitor center.

Discover why the Northwest gets over 80% of its electrical needs from hydropower in this 7 minute video. Review the hydrologic cycle as a renewable energy resource, hydropower generation, environmental considerations and how each relates to your community. A quick study.

Coeur d'Alene tribal elder, Lawrence Aripa, tells three coyote stories that are set to pictures and music. The curriculum provides literary and cultural activities for students.

Discover the "hows" of hydropower with this simple, pop-up model of a hydroelectric project. It's easy to read, understand, and assemble. This hand-out covers the benefits of hydro, how hydro works, and the hydrologic cycle. If you bring the scissors and tape, the children will build it. Ideal give-away for fairs, workshops, and open houses.

Contact the FWEE office at info@fwee.org or 509-535-7084 to find out more about ordering a master copy or pricing for preprinted copies your logo.

It's here! Written for Grades 6-8 by teachers, this hands-on, minds-on guide takes you on a thematic, intradisciplinary journey to discover the nature of water power. Measure water flows, build and operate a hydropower generation system, assess environmental issues and see how community values affect the energy choices we make. Comes complete with reusable kit and tools that make learning real.

Make Your Own Hydropower provides students with a hands-on exploration of generating electricity with water power. This is a thematic unit geared toward seventh through ninth grade students.

By constructing the model successfully, students will learn and demonstrate the principles of generating electricity. As they explore the role of hydropower, the source for over 60% of electrical generation in the Northwest and 10% nationally, students can also consider other sources of electrical generation. Which of these sources, like hydropower, is renewable? Which are growing sources of generation? Where might future sources of electrical generation come from?

Make Your Own Hydropower provides students with a hands-on exploration of generating electricity with water power. This is a thematic unit geared toward seventh through ninth grade students.

By constructing the model successfully, students will learn and demonstrate the principles of generating electricity. As they explore the role of hydropower, the source for over 60% of electrical generation in the Northwest and 10% nationally, students can also consider other sources of electrical generation. Which of these sources, like hydropower, is renewable? Which are growing sources of generation? Where might future sources of electrical generation come from?

Make Your Own Hydropower provides students with a hands-on exploration of generating electricity with water power. This is a thematic unit geared toward seventh through ninth grade students.

By constructing the model successfully, students will learn and demonstrate the principles of generating electricity. As they explore the role of hydropower, the source for over 60% of electrical generation in the Northwest and 10% nationally, students can also consider other sources of electrical generation. Which of these sources, like hydropower, is renewable? Which are growing sources of generation? Where might future sources of electrical generation come from?