Students were able to learn more about different types of weather that they see on a day-to-day basis.
Unity Elementary School was treated to a weather and water program organized by Science Enhancement for Science Advancement (SESA). Students were able to learn about snow, rain, thunder, and other weather patterns, as well as how it could affect them.
Officials hope that the program helps spark an interest in science at a young age.
"Really with any SESA presentation our hope is just to plant that seed, that love for science, get them excited about it," said Rachel Smith, SESA Teacher. "But then also to look outside themselves when they are experiencing different types of weather... Now they know where it comes from, how it's formed, that type of thing. And get to kind of relate what they learn in the classroom to their everyday lives."
The organization has been showing the program at Lima City Schools since 1989.
