
WUQWATR is passionate about educating youth on the importance of watersheds and water conservation. We’ve created the WUQWATR Kids Club to share some fun learning experiences with the youngest residents of our watershed. Check back monthly for new activities and learning opportunities!
Annual Poster Contest
The Wascana & Upper Qu’Appelle Watersheds Association Taking Responsibility, Inc. (WUQWATR) conducts a Poster Contest each year.
The theme for 2023 once again was Wetlands and Wildlife.
The 11 watershed stewardship groups in the province had conducted an annual art contest in previous years with their winners advancing to the provincial championship.
Although the provincial contest did not take place in 2023 WUQWATR continued to hold our own contest.
Thomas Tran, a student at Ecole Centennial School in Regina, won the Grade 3-4 division of WUQWATR’s annual poster contest with this submission:

He earned a Pizza Party for his class during the final week of their school year!

Noah Klassen won the Grade 5-6 division with this entry.

Noah earned his class at Ecole W.S. Hawrylak in Regina a Pizza Party too!

In 2022, Rylee Cherepuschak of William Derby School in Strasbourg won the Grade 5/6 category of the WUQWATR watershed poster contest and the provincial competition! This is her winning entry:

Part of the prize for winning the Grade 5/6 division of the provincial contest was a pizza party for her entire class!

Madison H. of Judge Bryant School in Regina won the Grade 3/4 division of the 2022 WUQWATR poster contest. She did not win at the provincial level.

Don’t delay. Get working on the 2023 poster contest entries today!

Check out the recyclable rugrats below for inspiration created out of toilet paper rolls, a taco kit, a chip container, and some paper scraps. They turned out great!

Learn How to Start Plants from Seed Here!
Wetland Animals Word Search
What animals might you find in Saskatchewan wetlands? Download our word search to find out!

Winter Scavenger Hunt!

Get outside and search for the following items
• Animal tracks in the snow
• Snowflakes
• Evidence of beavers
• Falling snow
• Frozen water
• An outdoor winter activity
Find one or all of these items and tag your findings on
social media under #WUQWATRKidsClub. We can’t
wait to see what you and your family find!
Learn how to make an Edible Aquifer with WUQWATR!

Use these delicious ingredients or your own substitutions and follow along here