The allure of discovery

Mar 29, 20170

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Lacey Kent demonstrates to visitors at the science fair at Lake Roosevelt Schools Thursday night how her hand-made volcano erupts when a little baking soda and vinegar is applied. The first-grader took first place in the kingergarten-to-second-grade division of the fair, which drew 28 entries that explored various subjects, including the relative worth of diet pop and the possible use of osmotic pressure in hydropower production. For a list of the winners. - Scott Hunter photo

Science Fair Results

RESULTS

Kindergarten through 2nd Grade

1st Place, Lacey Kent, 1st Grade, “Volcanoes”

2nd Place, Keely Bryant, 1st Grade, “What materials do magnets attract?”

3rd through 5th grade

1st, Carly Neddo, 5th grade, “Proof is in the prints”

2nd, Simon Beery, 4th Grade, “Do hand soaps and sanitizers prevent the growth of bread mold?”

3rd, Raeley/Caden Portch, 5th grade, “Drop it!”

6th through 8th Grade

1st, Showaway Hunt, 7th grade, “Diet pop: evil or misunderstood?

2nd, Lillie LaPlace, 8th grade, “Osmotic pressure power generation”

3rd, Logan Marconi, 6th grade, “Viscosity and heat”

The allure of discovery

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