Potlatch Students Recycle Water for the Moon!
Posted on Feb 03, 2011 03:06:35 PM | John Entwistle | 1 Comments    |
Are you looking for a classroom project that helps students learn about water purification as they work in groups? Like NES educator Laura Wommack, you should check out the Water Limitation Management Water Recycling activity, an extension of the Engineering Design Challenge, Water Filtration.

Laura Wommack, NES educator at Potlatch Junior-Senior High School, completed the Waste Limitation Management Water Recycling Design Challenge with her eighth-grade students. This NASA project challenges students build a water purification system that could be used on the moon. Learn how she used this contest to motivate her students. 

Read about Wommack’s experiences in the NES NEON forum, Engineering Design Challenge: Plant Growth Chamber. Look for the title “Eighth Grade Students Complete Waste Limitation Management Water Recycling Activity.”

Learn more about the Waste Limitation Management Water Recycling Design Challenge at the Teachers Corner.




Tags : Design Challenge for Students, Education Point of Interest, Middle School Students, NES Lesson, NES Lesson-Engineering Design Challenge-Water Filtration, Student Contest, Student Opportunity  

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1 On Jan 27, 2012 12:54:56 AM  guest  added a comment on your blog post. 

Im 10 and i need to know a way to recycle on the moon for homework. Is there any easier version?

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