Well done Natalie!
Friday, September 20, 2019
Natalie Anderson Teaches Hydrologic Cycle at Rio Rande City High
Natalie Anderson (Starr Co.) used water-themed 'fundanas' to teach about components of the hydrologic cycle. She led the activity for environmental science classes at Rio Grande City High School. Natalie also discussed the 4-H water Ambassadors program, what she has learned, and about her role as an advocate for all things water. If you want to know more about water-themed 'fundanas' and how to use them, shoot an email to davidsmith@tamu.edu! There was a blog post on this back on November 7, 2018.
Well done Natalie!
Well done Natalie!
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