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| Annika Stevens gets creative with the water cycle. |
Friday, March 8, 2019
Annika Stevens Makes Normangee Elementary
Annika Stevens (Leon Co.) participated in the Leon County Water Fair in Normangee where she led an interactive water cycle game. Pretending they are water droplets, she led students to through the water cycle using graphics and props. Love the creativity Annika!
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