Engineering Water Filtration Systems

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Tune in to hear how Genesee Valley's 5th grade learned the Engineering Design Process by building and improving a water filtration system! This activity, led by Mrs. Ashley Auman, was a perfect model of what GV STEAM looks like, incorporating subjects such as Math, Engineering, and Science, but also ELA and Social Studies! To follow Genesee Valley Central School and see more of what this transformational district has to offer, follow: PJC-Positive Jag Community Facebook Page - http://bit.ly/GV-PJC Genesee Valley on Twitter - @GenValleyNews Brian Edmister - @BrianEdmister Lindsay Simpson - @Lsimpson1220 The new Innovation Center Website - https://www.genvalley.org/domain/221

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