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organisms in Paleo-wetland environments. Lisa Maloney will solve the question of whether storing seeds at particular temperatures affects their germination. Caitlin Waites is investigating the effects of soft drinks, milk and distilled water on bone mass. Ibm Gillis is determining the best combinations of digestive enzymes for chicken digestion. Lucy Fogle is studying the effect of age on one’s ability to follow directions.
Many interesting junior division projects are being submitted. Megan Wheatley is entering her project entitled “ Don’t B flat, Don’t B sharp, always B natural.” Zack Wayland is investigating potential energy, kinetic energy and mass in “Bowling Bottles.” Madison Herbert is studying synthetic vs. natural dyes. Conner Miller is studying the effects of barometric pressure on calving rates. Huck Pace is investigating the effect of population on pollution. Kendra Settle is studying the effect of age on geographic knowledge. Joe Vickers is determining the ultimate tower design. Austin Burnett is investigating “The Monte Carlo Effect: Can you predict the outcome of controlled scenarios?”
The Science Fair allows students to apply the scientific method to a unique research question which they have developed and researched.
Plan now to enjoy the Science Fair by viewing the displays created by our students. The displays will be open to the public from noon until 7 p.m., Thursday Feb.3, at RCES.
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