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Our fourth grade students had an incredible opportunity of learning about the importance of our natural resource - water! Through a great presentation by the MN Science Museum on the history of water and its impact on our lives, students learned that water is a limited resource.  They had the opportunity to  find out first hand how different pollutants in our water endanger people, animals, and plants. Thank you for the funding support of this wonderful interdisciplinary science unit. I am very appreciative of your continued partnership with our students and staff!
Deb Vetter
WIS Media Director

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We learned a lot from the presentation, but here are three facts that stood out to us. The first one is that an average person uses 750 gallons of water everyday. That's crazy!
The next one that we talked about is that water is over 4 billion years old.  Last but not least, we learned that water covers 70% of Earth' s surface. We appreciate that you helped give money to our school, so that the Science Museum could come. It was an amazing experience and we really enjoyed it. Thank you!

From: Layla Keith, Pearl Moore, and Boedy Mokoff

WIS  Students

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We have learned a lot from Sam and Emily. We learned that we use 750 gallons of water in electricity, manufacturing,agriculture, and personal use each day. Only 1.5% of the Earth`s water is drinkable by humans.We have learned that we have 369 Quintilian gallons of water in the world.Water covers 70% of the Earth`s surface.We use water from over 4 billion years ago when dinosaurs peed and sneezed into it.It`s harder to clean sewer water than household water.It was really cool to have them help us!
Sincerely, Jaxon and Nalani

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Jayden,  Audrianna , and  Leah Thank You WAF

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Jayden,  Audrianna , and  Leah Thank You WAF

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Thank you for all your help  in funding Sam and Emily to come to teach us  about water. It was an amazing experience to learn from Sam and Emily. We really appreciate it.We did not know that the dinosaurs used the same water as us. We also learned  we use seven hundred fifty gallons of water a day .The fertilizer was the hardest to get out of the sewage water because you could hardly see it. We really liked it. Thank you.

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Rosalyn Sanchez and Natalie Berndt Thank You, WAF!

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Rosalyn Sanchez and Natalie Berndt Thank You, WAF!

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My partner and I learned many things about water but here are three of the most interesting ones. We learned that electricity takes a lot of water. Another interesting fact is that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on Earth and we can only use a very small amount of it. One very shocking fact was that one average person uses 750 gallons of water in ONE day which is so bizarre! Thank you, WAF, for your funding to have made this fun learning experience possible for all of 4th grade. It was a cool way to learn about something we would have never thought to research- water - and some unique facts that blew our minds! It was also a joy to be taught by Emily and Sam!

Natalie Berndt and Rosalyn Sanchez
WIS students

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Thank you for the funding so that the Science Museum could come to teach us about water.We liked Emile's presentation about water and how we use it. We learned that we use 750 gallons of water each day. We had fun cleaning the water.
Brayden Miller and Audriana Carrlio Cervantes from WIS.

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Thank you, WAF, from  Corrick and Cyrett

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Thank you, WAF, from  Corrick and Cyrett

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It was a great presentation from the MN Science Museum. We learned that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on Earth. We can only drink 1.5 % of the water on Earth. 97.0% of the water on Earth is salt water. The other 1.5% is trapped in glaciers. Thank you for funding money so Sam and Emily could come down from the Science Museum to give an awesome presentation.
Sincerely,
Cyrett Long and Corrick Medina.
WIS students.

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We learned a lot about water and how its recycled. it was fun doing the experiments. I think it's crazy that the dinosaurs drank the same water. The water on Earth is only 1.5% drinkable. There are only 369 Quintilian gallons of water on Earth. We learned a lot from Sam and Emily. We learned how to clean water.We had a lot of fun. Sincerely, WIS students Joseph Schumacher and Gabe Anazagasty.

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Thank you for bringing Sam and Emily to WIS.   We learned that water is four billion years old. We also learned that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on the Earth. We learned an average human uses 750 gallons of water each day.  Thanks for funding the grant to get them here.
From Kai Edwards and Amin Sharif
WIS students

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Thank you for your money donations to bring the Science Museum workers to W.I.S. We all had fun and learned a lot about water. We learned there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on the Earth. That is a lot of water! The  Science Museum workers showed us how water gets cleaned. We also learned that we use 750 gallons of water a day for electricity, personal use, manufacturing, and agriculture.
We appreciate your help.

Kaden  Peirce  and Madilyn Larrabee W.I.S

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Thank you, WAF, for the funding for the Science Museum to come!  We had a lot of fun doing the experiments.  Our favorite experiment was the sewer water. We really liked the sewer water because it was easier to clean.  We learned that we use 750 gallons of water per day.  Another thing we learned about Earth is that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on the Earth.   You helped us learn all those things.
Ella Agnor and Hunter Barnes
WIS

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 Maddy McClune and Miya Deraad  Thank you, WAF!

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 Maddy McClune and Miya Deraad  Thank you, WAF!

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We have learned so much from Sam and Emily from the Science Museum. Here are three extremely awesome things we learned. One thing we learned is that our water is over 4 billion years old! The second fact that we learned is that water needs a lot of electricity. The third fact we learned is that we use 369 Quintilian gallons of water. These were amazing facts that your money helped us learn. WIS staff and students appreciate the Science Museum coming. Thank you, Madisyn McClune and Miya Deraad
WIS.

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Thank you for sharing money with our school so we could learn a lot from Emily and Sam. We learned that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water in the world. We learned household water is easier to clean than sewer water. Another thing we learned is that the average Minnesotan uses 750 gallons of water a day.

Sincerely
Levi Hohrman and Haylie Bartelt at WIS.

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Thank you for funding the Science Museum. Three things that we didn't know was that the sewer water was easier to clean than the household water. There are 369 Quintilian gallons of water in the world. Also, we didn't know that the world was made up of 97% water. Four billion years ago dinosaurs had been sneezing and drinking out of the water we have been using.

Sincerely, Jolee Larson and Traehvon Miller-Nelson
WIS

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We learned that it's hard to get dye and cleaner out of the water. Sam and Emily taught us that we are only able to drink 1.5% of Earth's water. We also learned that 369 Quintilian gallons of water surrounds the Earth's surface. Each day we use about 750 gallons of water.

Sncerely,
Kaylee Ziemke and Kaden Elias
WIS

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Isabelle, Logan, and Gabby Thank You, WAF 

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Isabelle, Logan, and Gabby Thank You, WAF 

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Thank you for giving us the money so the Science Museum could come. We had a great time learning about water! These are the 3 things we found interesting. The water we use today has been around for billions of years. We thought sewer water was harder to clean than household water, but actually household water is harder to clean! There are 369 Quintilian gallons of water in the world.
Isabelle Hetchler, Logan Reger, and Gabby Krause
Waseca Intermediate School

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Thank you WAF for your funding  to our school so Sam and Emily could be here. We learned so much about the  Water Cycle and its features. We also learned that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on the Earth.We also  learned how much water we use in a day.

Hailie Jansen and Ian J. Hollinger
WIS students

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Thank you for providing the money for Sam and Emily to come to our school! We learned a lot about water and learned that the average Minnesotan uses 750 gallons of water a day. We also learned that water was around 4.5 billion years ago.  We learned that dinosaurs could have  sneezed in it.  There are 369 quintillian gallons of water in the world. We are only able to drink 1.5% of the Earth's water. It was so much fun for them to come to our school!

Sincerely,  Amelia Ankerholz and Kaylee Lawson

WIS students