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definitely some interesting ones this year. Sixth grade projects include: “Steam Engine use on a Boat” by Mathew Beck; “Effects of Vitamins on Plants” by Lauren Frye; “Deer movement according to food” by Jonathan L«ake; “Effects of different molds on bread” by Matthew Nicholson; “the Effects of Mirrors on a Solar Cell” by Cory Massey, “Wood Chip Temperature Retention” by Zachary Zamudio; “Effects of Lemon Juice on Batter” by Peyton Bailey; “Testing for Radon Gas in Homes” by Grayson Love; and “Airflow and Shapes” by Seth Wayland; Visitors ran also see projects testing the effects of numerous variables on plant growth.
At the 7th grade level, some of the most exciting^projects include “A Solar Oven” by Caithin Humbles; “The Effect of Sanitization on Rusting” by Amber Jennings; “Effects of Bulb Wattage on Wasted Heat” by Anne Stout; “Energy Consumption of a Household” by Greg Czekaj; “Acid Rain and Seed Germination” by Hogan Haley; ‘'Peanut Power” by Samantha Settle; “School Nutrition vs. Fast Food” by Adam Carter; and “Levels of C02 and the Greenhouse Effect” by Tessa Crews.
Eighth grade projects include “The Effect of UV Light on Yeast Fermentation” by
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