Science students at Prairie River Junior High School in High Prairie promoted their projects at the school’s annual science fair March 31. The science fair was a different format from previous years, science teacher Keith Davidson says. “It was more interactive,” Davidson says. Students explained and demonstrated their projects to High Prairie Elementary School students from Grades 4-6. He says projects focused on the education program Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). Scores from the projects were in lieu of Grade 8 science students writing a mid-term exam, Davidson says.
Mckeena Auger-Collins, left, and Kendra Cunningham show their project Water Density.Music Workout was a project presented by three students. Left-right, are Hadley Gray, Keyla Kerr and Saige Payou.Three girls presented their project Whatever Floats Your Boat? Left-right, are Rebecca Stewart, Katelyn Cox and Vanessa Stewart.Three boys teamed up to present their project Candy Claw Prizes. Left-right, are Ryder Peters, Tyson Ladouceur and Jarett Hicks.Kae-Lyn Shaw, left, and Marley Giroux presented their project Elephant Toothpaste.Fire Snake was a project presented by Evonie Auger and Nevaeh Cunningham.Three students teamed up to complete the project Car Collapse. Left-right, are Gavin Dumont, Konnor Krystal and Hayden Douglas.
