Science projects...everywhere!!!

First I must say our students did some absolutely awesome science projects! We shared them with our classmates today...some were eager to share, while some were very reluctant! Everyone got it done and most were glad to do it. I have included just a FEW highlights. Our projects are on display this week in the media center and in our hallway so come see them when you can. I even had a retired engineer come through Sunday looking at them and he was IMPRESSED!

Most interesting project goes to Bryson Davis ... "Is it Possible to Change the Color of a Rose?" If you look closely you can get the answer to the question! Great job Bryson!

 

Jacob and Eldrich were reluctant presenters, but they both did a GREAT job!

Leavy wanted to know how much salt it would take to float an egg...probably more than you think.  We had a few students do this same project all with different answers...why? They all used different sized bowls!

Here are a couple more higlights... "Does Your heartbeat Change When You Exercise?"

Does the Design of a Plane Make a Difference in How Far it Can Fly?"

Do you know how to grow salt crystals? Better yet, do you know what kind of string to use to grow the best crystals? Ask Maggie. She can tell you!

And last, but not least, if you need to drop an egg, that's a raw egg, ask Payton about what will keep that egg from breaking! Neat experiment!