Water Cycle eperiment at Santaquin Elementary
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Students in Miss Samantha Jensen's fourth grade class at Goshen Elementary have been learning about the water cycle and weather. They made water cycle models and have been enjoying seeing the water cycle work inside their bottles. Students had to cut their grass since they were receiving so much precipitation inside their bottles. Pictured is Addison Slade and Anna Wood.
Posted in Weeklies, Santaquin on Wednesday, October 28, 2009 1:00 am Updated: 2:40 pm.
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