Glacier Gateway hosts annual science fair
Jeremy Weber Hungry Horse News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 7 years, 9 months AGO
The Glacier Gateway Elementary gym was full of amazing models, displays and gadgets last Tuesday as Columbia Falls School District 6 hosted its annual science fair.
Students from third through eighth grade took part in the event, which saw displays covering a diverse range of topics, including a functional hoverboard, the power of suggestion and even a Rube Goldberg dog feeding machine.
Awards received by students at the event were:
Third Grade
Kainen Reinauer - Model Grand Champion (Bearded Dragons and Lizards).
Tucker Leever - Model Reserve Champion (Rockets)
Eli Crockett - Physical Grand Champion (Crystals)
Olivia Lawson - Physical Reserve Champion (Cool Crystals!)
Fourth Grade
Elaina Dorr - Biological Grand Champion - (How fresh are your eggs?)
Aubrey Smith - Model Grand Champion (Why the Eye?)
Findley Dezzani - Physical Grand Champion (Batteries)
Fiona Bryant - Physical Reserve Champion (Why do some rocks float?)
Fifth Grade
Rafe Rusche - Biological Grand Champion (Power of Suggestion)
Quinn Caudle - Biological Reserve Champion (Potato Power)
Boone Shanks - Physical Grand Champion (Puddle to Potable)
Addy Bowler - Physical Grand Champion (First one to Freeze Wins)
Reed Wollenzien - Physical Reserve Champion (Magnetic Muscle)
Fifth Grade - Ruder Elementary
Eric Miner - Physical Grand Champion (Rivers vs. Streams table)
Silas Ypma - Biological Reserve Champion (Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire)
Columbia Falls Junior High
Elyse Bird - Engineering Grand Champion (Gravity Light)
Eddie Mae Chisholm - Engineering Grand Champion (Hoverboard)
Kayla Swartz - Experiment Grand Champion (Paw Preference)
Ilah McKenzie - Experiment Reserve Champion (Erosion).
Tritica Fauske - Experiment Reserve Champion (Musical Mice)
Hunter Pyles - Engineering Reserve Champion (Rube Goldberg Dog Feeder)
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