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Environs member Sue Ask explains a water conservation game to Jonah Tate, 11, and Jake Webster, 11, fifth graders at Woodland Elementary School, 508 Elm St.
Environs helps to teach kids conservation values
By Katie Chipman
Kansan staff writer
The message to conserve is every where, and members of Enviroms are helping to educate some of the members of the Lawrence community
Environ, a KU environmental awareness group, is combining learning with fun to teach children in grades 4-12 about conservation of oil and water
Mike Hearn, member of the group, said, "We're talking about things they can do in their own lives, but we talking about the tigre picture."
Haran said that members of Enviro- nous planned to visit elementary schools during the next two weeks.
Yesterday afternoon at Woodland Elementary School, 908 Elm St.
Environs representatives talked to teachers resources with a class of fifth graders.
'We're talking about things they can do in their own lives, but we're talking about the big picture, too.'
Horan told the children that in 75 years the United States nearly would
-- Mike Horan Environs member
be out of oil
"Oil is an important resource to people," he said. "We use it in cars and to make plastic, which we use for machines." Oil is used, and some not so important things.
Heran told the children that although there were other forms of energy sources such as coal, none could power a power plant of them could refine oil.
"That is why it's important to conserve," he said.
Sue Ask, Environs member, made suggestions to the children about ways they can conserve oil and not use as much plastic.
Do you really need to use a straw
when you're drinking" she asked
'Just remember, when you're not
using as much plastic, you're not
using so much oil'
After watching a slide show on conservation, the children played a game in which each child represented a different water consumer such as a farmer, a bird or a nuclear power plant.
Hiran said the water conservation game was a good way to get the children to think about things they had learned from the show slide.
In the game, the children need then new knowledge to tell now they, as water consumers, could conserve water.
When the game was over the Envious members gave each child a pin with colored beads.
Tara Edgerton, Woodhawk fifth grader, said of the beads, "The blue water is to remind us not to use as much water. The black is to remind us to conserve oil, and the pink is for me."