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Eighth grader Andrew, Trail Creek School, is describing to judge Mr. Hould how a series of lemons produced enough electrical current to power a small light. |
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Seventh grader LaRae, Sacred Heart, used a microwave to try and decontaminate soil. |
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The judges look over a project on what design can hold up under the most stress from weight. |
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Sixth grader Jennifer, Sacred Heart, took the Consumer Reports style of science testing a variety of paper towels to see which is the most absorbent. |
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Fifth grader Garrett, Kircher School, with his project. |
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Fifth grader Celina, Sacred Heart, describes her project to Mrs. Benasky one of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) judges. |
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A number of workshops were conducted for the younger students. The Bureau of Land Mangement fire team and mascot -- Smokey the Bear -- talked with students in the Sacred Heart library. |
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After the judges interviewed and scored the students' projects, the scores were tallied. |
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| While the 5th through 8th graders participated in the Science Fair, the younger students enjoyed workshops. The above workshop was the return of one of our favorites -- Mr. Wizard. |
