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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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Izzy, Paul, and Aiden H Thank You WIS  PTO

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Thank you, WIS PTO, for funding the money so the Minnesota Science Museum could come to our beautiful school. These are our outstanding facts we learned.  Water was only created one time and it was 4 billion year ago. Another outstanding fact was that 75% of the Earth's water is salty.  Our last fact is that 1% of the Earth's water is for drinking, We enjoyed the Science Museum.
Sincerely,
Izzy, Paul, and Aiden H.
WIS

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Thank you, WIS PTO, for funding money to us so the Science Museum could come and teach us about water. The things that we learned were that we use up to 750 gallons of water daily and that there is up to 369 Quintilian gallons on Earth's surface. We learned that water was made only once . We really appreciate that the teachers from the Science Museum came and taught us more about water and let us clean water, too. Cleaning water was really fun. THANK YOU!

Sincerely , Kaden Garza and Deron
Russell

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Thank you so much! We found out many facts about water that never occurred to us. One of our facts is that we can only use 1% of water to drink. The second fact is that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of WATER in the WORLD!!! Our third fact is that the dinosaurs might have sneezed and peed in it.  We had so much fun learning about water! Hope we get to do this again next year.

Sincerely, Jenna Hudak and Brooklyn Anderson

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Trevin and I thought the presentation was AMAZING so we thank you, PTO, for using the money for the Science Museum to come to our school. Three things we learned were the fact that the average Minnesotan uses 750 gallons of water per day. There are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on Earth. We also learned that it is hard to clean water so we are making a point to keep water clean.
Sincerely,
Trevin Jeddeloh and Wyatt Schroeder

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Thank you for the funding to let the Science Museum come and teach us about water. We learned many things, but here are three things we learned about water. There are 369 Quintilian gallons of water in the whole world. It is harder to clean sewer water than house hold water. We use 750 gallons of water a day. Thank you so much.

Sincerely,
Trynity and Max

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Thank You, PTO, for donating money so the Science Museum could come to WIS. We learned many things, but here are three important facts.  Water is 4.6 billion years old . We use 750 gallons of water a day. When water evaporates, it cleans itself.

Sincerely , Kaiya Stagman and Brooke  Bartelt

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Thank you, WIS PTO, for funding money so that the Science Museum could come teach us about water. We learned that we use 750 gallons of water each day per person.We also learned that water was only created one time on Earth and that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on our Earth! Thank you so very much! We learned so much!!!

Sincerely Remy Murphy, Maddy Benson and Alyssa Kilmer

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Thank you, WIS PTO,  for funding the money to let the Science Museum come to our school.  We learned that we all use 750 gallons of water each day.  Emmalee and I learned it is more difficult to clean  Sewer water than household water. Finally, the other thing we learned is that water can get dirty with  fertilizer, dirt, wrappers, soap, cleaner, dye, food and oil.  Thank You, PTO, for funding this learning!
From: Kacee Perrizo, Emmalee Jes

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Thank you for giving us a chance to learn more about water. Here are some things we learned. Water is only made once. We use about 750 gallons of water every day. There are about 360 Quintilian gallons of water on Earth. We had a lot of fun learning about water. Thank you, PTO.
From, Logan Britton and Aiden Cassidy

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Thank You, WIS PTO, for the money for the Science Museum to come and visit our school. It was a great learning time. We learned household water is hard to clean. There are 360 Quintilian gallons of water on Earth. We use 750 gallons of water per day.
Andrew Bartelt
and Jacob Root
WIS

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Thank You for funding money so the Science  Museum could  come to WIS. Here are three things that we learned from the water cycle .We learned that we use 750 gallons a day.We were surprised when they said that most of the water is 97% salt water. We learned that Earth has 369 Quintilian gallons on its surface.
Ivan Garcia.Mariana Rodriguez.WIS

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Thank you, WIS PTO, for funding money so the Science Museum could come to WIS. 3 things that we learned were: You use 750 gallon of water a day. There are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on the planet.We also learned what makes water dirty.
By: Jordan Johnston and Hannah Fair

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Thank You, WIS PTO, for funding money so that Sam and Emily were able to come and teach us more about water. We learned a lot of interesting facts, such as each person on the planet uses 750 gallons of water each day. We also learned that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on Earth. One other thing we learned is what makes water dirty and how we can clean it.
Samuel  Baumgarn and    Dakotah Marik
WIS

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Connor, Liam, and Gavin Thank You, WIS PTO

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Connor, Liam, and Gavin Thank You, WIS PTO

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Thank you for providing the donations for the Science Museum to come to our school. We learned about how long water was on the planet. We also learned that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on Earth. We also learned that water has been on Earth for more than 4 billion years. We use 750 gallons of water a day.
from Gavin Rusten, Liam Biddle, and Connor Miller
WIS

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Thank you so much for funding our grant so Sam and Emily could come teach us about water. They taught us a lot about water. We learned that water was only created once. We also learned that 97% of the water on Earth is salt water. We thought the sewer water was easier to clean than the household water.
Sincerely,
Chloe Roemhildt and Ethan Hiller
WIS

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Jayden  and                                      Dominic Thank You PTO

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Thank you for letting Emily and Sam  come and teach us about water. WE learned that we use 750 gallons of water every day. We learned how to protect our water and sources around it. We also learned that there are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on the Earth. Signed, Jayden Allen and Dominic Conley

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Hello, WIS PTO, thank you for funding the Science Museum.We enjoyed the fun activities with Sam and Emily. Three things we learned were:
There are 369 Quintilian gallons of water on the Earth. We have 1% of the water on Earth. We use 750 gallons of water each day. Thank you. We're grateful you could have the Science Museum come to WIS.
From: Bryghton Rugger and Sammie Langer.
WIS

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Thank you WIS PTO for providing money so that we had the chance to learn about  water.  We learned that we still use the water that the dinosaurs used to drink. We also learned that people use about 750 gallons of water a day per person.  We did not know that the Earth is 75 percent water. We also learned that we should not pollute our water.

Thank you for all your help.

Ella Hackett and Matthew Vereoven