Science Fair Day rewards hard work, curiosity and innovation
FROM FACEBOOK__The Ada Schools recognized all middle school students who participated in the November 20 science fair and for their curiosity, hard work and innovation.
Seventh graders submitted a project and carefully prepared poster presentations. From hands-on experiments to confident explanations, students blended science and speaking skills in this learning experience.
The event was made possible by the support of volunteer judges.
FIRST PLACE
Shin Protectors by Ben Rush
SECOND PLACE
Handy Hydraulics by Joseph Gargac
THIRD PLACE
I Lost My Marbles by Ada Porter
SUPERIOR RATINGS
Elizabeth Archer
Addison Cole
Abygail Gould
Ella Howard
Madeline Morford
Adalyn Morrison
Koen Prater
Teegan Smith
Olivia Stuber
Congratulations to our winners and a huge thank you to everyone who helped make this event a success!
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