On Friday 21.3 we marked World Water Day at school ![💧]()
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through peer education.
Seventh graders Tamarka and Betka prepared for our freshmen an engaging program full of information, discussions and fun activities. The children learned why water is irreplaceable, what belongs in it and what doesn’t, and together we reflected on its protection.
There were also interesting experiments – a milky rainbow, a magic liquid and an active volcano – which introduced the children to the fascinating properties of water. The first graders were very clever, engaged with enthusiasm and were happy to discover the world of physics and chemistry.
Thank you to everyone who participated in this activity, and we look forward to exploring more together! ![💧]()
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A big thank you to the teachers who gave us their lesson and made this program possible for the children.
