The vibrant and enthusiastic classrooms of Noble Academy buzzed with excitement as the West Metro Watershed Alliance led an insightful educational session

On January 13, 2015, the vibrant and enthusiastic classrooms of Noble Academy buzzed with excitement as the West Metro Watershed Alliance led an insightful educational session. Fourth-grade scholars eagerly gathered to dive into the fascinating world of the water cycle—a cornerstone of environmental science that connects our planet's systems. The lesson was expertly guided by Ms. Joanna Sorenson, whose dynamic teaching style brought the subject to life.

With a blend of engaging activities and interactive discussions, she captivated the young minds, inviting them to explore the intricate stages of the water cycle, from evaporation to precipitation, and ultimately, to collection. As the students participated in hands-on experiments and lively conversations, they began to grasp the critical importance of water in sustaining our ecosystems. This immersive experience not only ignited their curiosity but also instilled a profound sense of environmental stewardship and appreciation for the natural world around them.