Water Ambassador Annika Stevens teaches youth about the water cycle at the Leon County 4-H Kick-off event.
The activity she chose uses colored waterwheels and small craft beads which kids can build bracelets as they learn about different components of the water cycle including lakes, aquifers, and various forms of precipitation. Great low-cost activity that kids really enjoy! Way to go Annika!
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