Students have the chance to see what other classes have studied, ask questions, and compare results. Some displays are interactive and hands-on, like this interactive game created by Conneaut Lake High School. Many displays are colorful, fun, and informative. This display from Parker Middle School combines informative graphs with eye catching illustrations. Some schools construct webpages to display their findings about their waterway.
Displays show visually how theoretical concepts work.
This display shows a groundwater simulator in action. The red dye illustrates how pollutants cycle through the groundwater. Schools can also conduct oral presentations, which may include slide shows, videos, Power Point programs, website explorations, posters, and other visual aids. Students are encouraged to showcase their talent however they wish as long as water quality is the theme. This student from Upper St. Clair has composed a song about French Creek.