It was a beautiful fall day, perfect for seeing
the rain drums, the lake bed, tree roots/stumps, and banana slugs. Also perfect
for learning about Seattle's watershed and experiencing the water cycle.
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| Students figuring out how much water, in gallons, that they are. |
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| This 5 gallon water jug is the amount of water used for a one minute shower. |
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| "What station should we go to next?" |
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| Station 2: Different habitats. Find the animals in the mural and stamp them in the habitat where they like to live. |
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| Station 5: Are you water smart? A game to test how much you really know about the Cedar River Watershed. |
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| Listening to the rain drops and creating a beat! |
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| Walking on Rattlesnake Lake bed. |
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| Mr. Jeff (parent) teaching students why the tree stumps have notches in them. |
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| Checking out the stream flowing into the lake. |
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| "Look a dam!" "I wonder what made the dam?" |
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| 3rd/4th grade |
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| We enjoyed our trip to the Cedar River Watershed Education Center! |
