Princeton, Mercer, and North Harrison 3rd Graders
On March 22, 2007, University Extension held a Water Festival for area 3rd graders. A water Festival has eight learning stations and each is designed to help the students with their science MAP tests. We hosted 57 students from Princeton, Mercer, and North Harrison schools and they all had fun learning about water and how to preserve clean healthy water.
We want to thank the Baptist Church for using their facility. Jim Palmer and Jeff Berti from the Department of Conservation who presented about wildlife, and Beth Walter and Shay Davis from the Soil and Water Conservation District who presented on soil erosion. We also want to thank the Soil and Water Conservation District for their $200.00 donation for this event.
Thank You Letters
From North Harrison
3rd Graders
Thank you for all of the things we did. To me it was really fun in the food webs. I really liked the water’s festival. I liked when we made the web in food webs. I liked all of the things we did. I liked all of the class. I had a great time.
-Bobbie Moore, North Harrison
Thank you incredible journey people for letting me know that ninety seven percent of the world is salt water, and that three percent of the world is good water.
-Zach, North Harrrison
Thank you for the stream table! It was so awesome! It was my favorite!
-Allie, North Harrison
Thank you for letting my class and I have an opportunity to come to the Water Festibale. I really enjoued the Microscopes group. Thank you for the snack you let us have and the lunch you prvided for us.
-Breann Bennett, North Harrison
*Note-These are copies of how the exact note reads*
