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| Luke Read demonstrates the Enviroscape model. |
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| Kolby Dague demonstrates just how much water is needed to make a pizza. |
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| David Smith demonstrates the recirculating stream table. |
Thursday, February 21, 2019
Dague & Read Share Water Knowledge at Saegert Elementary SMART Kids Day
Seagert Elementary in Killeen hosted a SMART Kids Day where 4-H Water Ambassadors Kolby Dague and Luke Read (both from Bell Co.) taught approximately 125 third graders about the value of clean water. Activities included the Enviroscape model to discuss sources of water pollution, the stream table to teach about erosion and deposition, and a station to illustrate just how much water goes into making a pizza. A long day, but fun was had by all!
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