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2024
Science Fair Participants
Kindergarten
Kaleb Rubio K Pine Bouncing Bubbles
Lucy Douraghi K Pine How many Balloons?
Hunter Vahdat & Milan Alem K Love/Mcginley The Erosion Effect
Maribel Riemer K Picciano Raining Fireworks
Xander Skhri K Picciano Ice Melting in Different Conditions
Merrick Hanson & Dean Heller K Picciano/Love Sunscreen Paintings
First Grade
Adrian Castaños 1 Fischer/Mrs. Healy Plant Growth!
Liam Ghodstinat 1 Fischer Legume Growth!
Jared Lee & Corinne Lee 1 & 2 Schoonover /Collins The Falling Leaf Parade
Mia Ochoa, Olivia Loza & Aria Diaz 1 Schoonover/Fischer Bubble Fun!
Donovan Cintas, Poppy Taylor, & Jack Taylor 1/2 Schoonover/Collins The Soda Exploder
Noah Messias & Anthony Alencar 1 Schoonover Static Shock Machine
Dev Shah 1 Jones Which Materials Conduct Electricity?
Nixon Cope, Scout Dickson & Leo Agrelius Schoonover 1 Jones/Schoonover Egg Drop
Second Grade
Izzy Ferguson 2 Baek Creating Rainbows at home
Leyli Eskandanian 2 Baek Make Bubble Print Pictures
Sophie Wolf N 2 Baek Meteorite Impact Craters
Padma Nowlin & Hayden Ball 2 Manuel Rolly Polly Food Adventure
Audrina Mohammadi & Avianna Zinabadi 2 Manuel Poprocks exploration!
Layanne Chalati & Majd Chalati TK/2 Andersen/Manuel Egg Reaction
Papatya Unsal 2 Manuel Will it conduct?
Arman Wakefield & Ava Wakefield 2/3 Manuel/Skupien Frozen experiment
Kaiden Rubio 2 Aplin Hot Shower
Arthur & Olivia Felix 2 Aplin Flowers & Liquids
Miles Kagy 2 Collins Do Plants Respond to Music
Third Grade
Carter Barnes 3 Manuel Tadpole water Test
Elliot Rurtado 3 Dr. Johns Which cars go fast?
Charlee Crawford & Tessa Cintas 3 Skupien Fizzy Up!
Audrey Hanson & Sadie Heller 3 McGinley/Smith The sugary drink eggs-periment
Anthony Tolmachev 3 McGinley/Smith Color & Heat Absorption
Hazel Small 3 McGinley/Smith Jupiter's Galilean Moons
Ally Highsmith & Asher Highsmith 2/3 Collins/McGinley/Smith How eye glasses work?
Zoya Yazdanian, Nika Mojaddam & Lyla Vahdat 3/4 Skupien/Neeve/McGinley/Smith The Elephant Effect!
Elanor Jones 3 McGinley/Smith Naked Egg.
Forth Grade
Ryan Ketabchi 4 Zeppa How high a baking soda rocket goes
Maya Ghodstinat, Cyra Jahangir & Zayna Jahangir 4 Zeppa Upside down water cup air pressure experiment
Harper Waters 4 Zeppa Life cycle of a monarch butterfly
Brianna Ochoa, Roxanna Salgado & Sienna Rivas 4 Zeppa/Neeve Rethink your drink
Isabella Castanos 4 Zeppa Friction is "Mixi'n"!
Ruby Peach Aufhammer & Emily June Creith 4 Zeppa What melts ice the fastest ?
Anderson Vu & Caiden Levin 4 Zeppa Which gum flavor last the longest?
Jack Adams 4 Zeppa Alka Seltzer Bottle Blast Off!
Marlee Young & Kennedy VanAmersfort 4 Zeppa Which Dessert melts the fastest?
Pietra D'Amico & Emma Coyle 4 Zeppa Healthy Plants!
Norah Sakhri 4 Neeve What types of flowers attract the highest number of butterflies
Reed Gerlach 4 Curran Effects of salinity on Brine Shrimp Eggs
Andy 4 Curran Music & Memory
Cole Gillard 4 Curran What do sugary drinks do to your teeth
Nadia Rokneddini 4 Curran Comparison of Cell Structures in different Plants
Mckinley Costales, Charlotte Kluve & Katherine Hunt 4 Curran Popcorn Science
Deniz Dolce 4 Curran Grow'n in colors!
5th Grade
Sarina Samani 5 Kimmel Bouncy Eggs
Quinn Hackett & Lauren Hunt 5 Young/Ciolek What is dirtier than my Hamster?
Luna Romero & Kai Romero - 3/5 Skupien/Young Grow Grow Grow
What is it?
Our annual Science Fair is a fantastic opportunity for our students to showcase their creativity, critical thinking, and scientific prowess. This event not only celebrates their hard work and dedication but also fosters a spirit of curiosity and exploration that lies at the heart of scientific inquiry.
The Science Fair promises to be an engaging and informative occasion for both students and parents alike. You'll have the chance to witness firsthand the incredible projects our students have been diligently working on, as they explore various scientific concepts and phenomena.
When is it?
The Science Fair will be held on Thursday, April 18th, 2024, from 5:00-7:15pm, on school campus in Portable #32.
Who can participate?
All students from TK through to grade 5th are encouraged to participate. This is a great opportunity for students to develop skills and a love for learning in a creative, fun environment.
How does it work?
● Students choose a topic for their project that relates to science, technology, engineering, and/or math.
● Projects are prepared entirely at home. No class time will be provided.
● A display board for the project presentation will NOT be provided for each student. However, you can purchase these at your local supply store such as Walmart, Staples, or Hobby Lobby or purchase via Amazon.
● Parents are permitted and encouraged to help with the projects. The bulk of the project should be completed by the student, but parents can provide practical assistance as necessary.
● The Science Fair welcomes students from TK to 3rd grade in a supportive, noncompetitive environment where each participant's effort is acknowledged. The emphasis lies in the joy of creating a project, taking pride in one's work, and having a great time. Every student will be presented with a participation certificate.
● Students in 4th and 5th grade will have the chance to showcase their projects to our friendly team of "judges" who will offer constructive feedback. This provides students with an opportunity to formally present their work and address any inquiries. All students will be evaluated impartially, with top presentations and projects receiving Gift Certificates and medals. Like their younger counterparts, each student will also receive a participation certificate.
Further information to consider?
● Students are welcome to complete a project with another student, such as a sibling.
● Tables for presentation will be provided by the school in portable #32.
● Students will set up their projects in portable #32 in the morning and morning prior to the Science Fair. Students are responsible for transporting and setting up their projects, with help from parents/caregivers as needed. Projects need to be brought home at the end of the Science Fair.
● In the interest of safety, the following are NOT permitted: live animals, hazardous chemicals, live electrical wires, flammable liquids, or open flames. Please check with the contact below well in advance if you have any questions about safety considerations.
● Please complete and return the registration form by March 28th.
Science Fair Documents
If you have any questions, please contact Kristin Rubio at