The complete instructions can be downloaded from the shared Google Drive folder, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yxRSriWrRzYShcvjJUXNn6xA48DmvX3u '2019 4-H Water Ambassadors' > 'Games & Activities'.
Friday, November 22, 2019
Pipe Game Activity Instructions Now Available on Shared Google Drive
The Pipe Game is a hands-on activity that helps teach students how water gets from its source to our homes, and the importance of conservation. This activity is recommended for grades 2-5 and is best suited for outdoors. In this activity, students work together to construct a PVC pipeline to carry water from a well to a home. The entire activity can be done in 15 minutes, so it is a great activity for rotating groups of students during a water fair or ag. day event.
The complete instructions can be downloaded from the shared Google Drive folder, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yxRSriWrRzYShcvjJUXNn6xA48DmvX3u '2019 4-H Water Ambassadors' > 'Games & Activities'.
The complete instructions can be downloaded from the shared Google Drive folder, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yxRSriWrRzYShcvjJUXNn6xA48DmvX3u '2019 4-H Water Ambassadors' > 'Games & Activities'.
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