Saturday, June 27, 2015
WOW, what a day! We woke up at 4:00 am, so we were ready to
board a bus headed for the continental divide by 5 am. The hike was beautiful
and so was the sunrise.
By 7:30 we were back from our hike and heading into the conference room for a fully packed day of learning. We began the day testing the water from different sources to determine what each source contained. We will be receiving the water testing kits to use with our students in the classroom. I am so excited to use them with the students!
After the testing revealed the problem we decided how we could best clean up the mess. Data was gathered and analyzed and we had a city hall meeting to determine which company and method of cleanup would be most beneficial for everyone, including the risk VS cost analysis. The KSS staff helped us learn how to keep this lesson engaging for our students, and we were all laughing so hard it made for a very fun day.
Continental Divide - AWESOME HIKE!!
I thought this sign at the beginning of the path was a little scary!
Sunrise!
By 7:30 we were back from our hike and heading into the conference room for a fully packed day of learning. We began the day testing the water from different sources to determine what each source contained. We will be receiving the water testing kits to use with our students in the classroom. I am so excited to use them with the students!
Duke Energy teacher performing a water test.
After the testing revealed the problem we decided how we could best clean up the mess. Data was gathered and analyzed and we had a city hall meeting to determine which company and method of cleanup would be most beneficial for everyone, including the risk VS cost analysis. The KSS staff helped us learn how to keep this lesson engaging for our students, and we were all laughing so hard it made for a very fun day.
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