Kids Club: Make a Water Filter

Your child will explore the importance of water and learn how to protect this vital resource during this hands-on Kids Club session. The program kicks off with a discussion anchored by the book *We Are Water Protectors*, which helps participants understand water's role in our world. Then comes the fun part—kids will design, build, and test their very own water filters to see the concepts in action. This one-hour program is designed for school-age children in grades K through 5 and takes place at the Knoxville location of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. It's part of the library's Native American and Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month programming for November, making it both educational and culturally meaningful. If you have questions or need more information, you can reach the library at 412-622-3114.