WATER FESTIVAL

Interactive Learning and Fun!

The Water Festival, held the second Tuesday of May at Camp Aldersgate in Glocester, is the culmination of the learning year for elementary students who participate in the Scituate Reservoir Watershed Education Program. Elementary Schools from Scituate, Foster, and Glocester, plus Providence’s William D’Abate Elementary School, are invited to participate in watershed-themed games and science experiments, enjoy a nature walk, and watch a watershed-themed drama from the Swamp Meadow Theatre Company. Students also receive prizes from the year’s poster contest and enjoy a picnic lunch. This special day celebrates each student’s achievements while also reinforcing their learning about watershed science and the Scituate Reservoir.

May 8, 2012 — The 2012 Water Festival at Camp Aldersgate in North Scituate was a lesson on protecting R.I.'s water supply, the Scituate Reservoir. Third and fourth grade pupils from Scituate, Foster, Glocester and Johnston played games, listened to the history of the reservoir and watched a play.

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