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Students get history lesson, water games at Mueller museum
Third grade students from Mt. Zion got the chance to learn about Decatur history — and play in the water — during a trip to the Hieronymus Mueller Museum.Â
Mt. Zion third graders line up for a fire hose demonstration during a field trip to the Hieronymus Mueller Museum in Decatur.
- Taylor Vidmar
Two Mt. Zion students race each other following a demonstration at the Hieronymus Mueller Museum in Decatur.
- Taylor Vidmar
A group of Mt. Zion students raced to see who could carry a fire hose the farthest as part of a water parts demonstration at the Hieronymus Mueller Museum in Decatur.
- Taylor Vidmar
Mt. Zion students raced to see who could carry a fire hose the farthest as part of a water parts demonstration at the Hieronymus Mueller Museum in Decatur. Â
- Taylor Vidmar
Some Mt. Zion third graders got the chance to learn about water pressure during a field trip to the water parts manufacturer.
- Taylor Vidmar
Mt. Zion students listen to Mueller Engineering Supervisor Andrew Jordan explain how fire hydrants work during a field trip on Friday.
- Taylor Vidmar
Students got the chance to both learn about and play in water during demonstrations at Mueller Co. in Decatur.
- Taylor Vidmar
Some third graders got the chance to jump and play in the water during a field trip to the Hieronymus Mueller Museum in Decatur on Friday.
- Taylor Vidmar
Contact Donnette Beckett at (217) 421-6983. Follow her on Twitter: @donnettebHR
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