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Here are the intrepid scientists who represented Gardens Elementary School at the Pasadena Independent School District's Science Fair on March 6, 2003. Congratulations, people! |
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GOING TO THE DISTRICT
SCIENCE FAIR
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Here are the intrepid scientists who represented Gardens Elementary School at the Pasadena Independent School District's Science Fair on March 6, 2003. Congratulations, people! |
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| The hall was filled with tremendous projects! | The students waited their turn to be judged patiently and with good grace. |
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| They had a chance to meet lots of students from other schools in the district. | The variety of projects was impressive! |
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Hearing without Ears? |
The Mysteries of Sand |
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Sponges |
The Effects of Videogames on Children and Adults |
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The Unfreezable Water |
Electricity |
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| Blue Ribbon awards went to our students for their research and study. | The ribbons were presented to the honored students at the Awards Ceremony March 7. |
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| The children were proud and excited. And nervous. | They deserved every accolade they received! |
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| One of our students received one of the highest point accumulations at the District Fair! Way to go, Ashley! | And the picture we don't have here is of our Science Fair Coordinator for Gardens, who organized and officiated at the Gardens Science Fair and accompanied the students to the District Fair on both the evening of judging and the evening of awards. He also took all the photos and took care of all the details. Thank you, Mr. Kitchens! You're the Best! (He had to give up some volleyball games for that, too! What a guy!) |
