The Where's Rosie stage show is coming to schools throughout the greater Portland metro area. See if it is coming to your school and check out her fun activity book.

Pack a reusable water bottle in your child's lunch to build good conservation habits.

Did you know you can save at least 10 gallons of water every day? Our kid’s activity book is filled with water-saving tips to show you how.

Cooperatively, we have created a variety of entertaining and educational water conservation programs for elementary and middle-school students throughout Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties.

Our water conservation assembly program serves up to 7,000 students from approximately 23 elementary and middle schools throughout the region. Contact your local water provider for further information and available programs.

"Where's Rosie?" is a unique puppet production featuring spunky characters, colorful scenery, lively music and a clear message about the value of water conservation and personal responsibility. During the show, students (kindergarten through second grade) learn about the water cycle, watersheds, water conservation ethics, what water is used for and what happens to water after it is used.

It's a bird? It's some rain? No, it’s Recycleman! The Recycleman show is a water conservation concert geared toward students in grades 3—6. The 30-minute educational and interactive show introduces students to water conservation tips, the water cycle, how much water they use in their households and ways to conserve water. The shows are fun, informative, engaging and educational.

 

 

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