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Anders Winans, a second-grader at Kanawha Elementary School, demonstrated how to make a paperclip tied to a string float with a magnet Friday at the Regional Science and Technology Fair at the Grand Point Conference Center. Winans said it took him four days to assemble the project’s frame, and noted that the larger the magnet, the better the levitation effect. (Photo courtesy of Douglas Huxley)
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At the Regional Science and Technology Fair held Friday at the Grand Point Conference Center, Williamstown Elementary School fourth-grader Mara Evans showed judges how a solar panel powers a fan at various lighting intensities. Ms. Evans became interested in solar panels after reading a book about them in her third-grade reading class, and she said the sun produces the most energy for her fans. (Photo courtesy of Douglas Huxley)
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Mara Evans, a fourth-grader at Williamstown Elementary School, talks about her science project to judges Christy Fink and Rebecca White on Friday at the Regional Science and Technology Fair at the Grand Point Conference Center. . Ms. Evans became interested in solar panels when she read a book about solar panels when she was in third grade, and she wanted to know what the best light source for solar panels was, and she thought She said she concluded it was the sun. (Photo courtesy of Douglas Huxley)
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Parents and students gathered Friday for the Regional Science and Technology Fair awards ceremony at the Grand Point Conference Center. A total of 51 projects by his 64 students from five counties were on display, with winners advancing to his West Virginia State Science and Engineering Fair in March. A complete list of winners is available in the online version of this article. (Photo courtesy of Douglas Huxley)
Anders Winans, a second-grader at Kanawha Elementary School, demonstrated how to make a paperclip tied to a string float with a magnet Friday at the Regional Science and Technology Fair at the Grand Point Conference Center. Winans said it took him four days to assemble the project’s frame, and noted that the larger the magnet, the better the levitation effect. (Photo courtesy of Douglas Huxley)
Division I, Animal Science:
Anastasia Lehnhoff – Jackson County – Guinea Pig Maze – 2nd Place
Quincy Jesser – Wood County – Can You Spy DNA Differences? – 1st Place
Division I, Behavioral and Social Sciences:
Julian Louden – Wood County – Sound Performance: Does Music Affect the Game? – 2nd Place
At the Regional Science and Technology Fair held Friday at the Grand Point Conference Center, Williamstown Elementary School fourth-grader Mara Evans showed judges how a solar panel powers a fan at various lighting intensities. Ms. Evans became interested in solar panels after reading a book about them in her third-grade reading class, and she said the sun produces the most energy for her fans. (Photo courtesy of Douglas Huxley)
Emma Miller – Jackson County – Eat with your eyes – 1st place
Division I, Chemistry:
Isaac Goff – Jackson County – Carbonated Sensation – 2nd Place
Caden Pascarella – Wood County – Which natural preservatives are the most effective? – 1st place
Division I, Earth and Environmental Sciences:
Parents and students gathered Friday for the Regional Science and Technology Fair awards ceremony at the Grand Point Conference Center. A total of 51 projects by his 64 students from five counties were on display, with winners advancing to his West Virginia State Science and Engineering Fair in March. A complete list of winners is available in the online version of this article. (Photo courtesy of Douglas Huxley)
Skyley Snyder – Wirt County – Cloud in a Bottle – 3rd Place
Madeline Bragg, Addison Hartley, Braley Morrison – Jackson County – Strawberry Storage – 2nd Place
Camry Anderson and Alison Bond – Wood County – Something “It smells shady.” What about this water? – First place
Division I, Energy:
Levi Blain – Jackson County – To Flow… or not to Flow – 2nd Place
Mara Evans, a fourth-grader at Williamstown Elementary School, talks about her science project to judges Christy Fink and Rebecca White on Friday at the Regional Science and Technology Fair at the Grand Point Conference Center. . Ms. Evans became interested in solar panels when she read a book about solar panels when she was in third grade, and she wanted to know what the best light source for solar panels was, and she thought She said she concluded it was the sun. (Photo courtesy of Douglas Huxley)
Mara Evans – Wood County – Light Source with Solar Panels – 1st Place
Department 1, Engineering:
Hayden Ball, Madalyn McVeigh, Madeline Winter – Jackson County – Will the Most Retractable Gun Blow the Biggest Bubble? – 2nd Place
Carter Lake – Wood County – Water Purification Methods: Which is Best? – #1
Division I, Materials Science:
Anders Winans – Wood County – Levitating Force – 1st Place
Division I, Medicine:
Luke Seago – Wood County – Breakfast and Blood Sugar – Honorable Mention
Kendra Tanner and Addie Morrison – Jackson County – Dental Health with Eggs – 3rd Place
Olivia Brannon – Wirt County – How different sodas affect your teeth – 2nd Place
Division I, Physics and Astronomy:
Emma Frederick – Calhoun County – Tough Paper – 3rd Place
Matthew Thompson – Jackson County – Guardians of the Grid Iron – 2nd Place
Carter Lemon – Wood County – Landed or Lost: Fishing Line Details – 1st Place
Division I, Plant Science:
Everly Hively Wood County – Venus flytrap: What did you eat? – 1st place
Division I, Technology:
Lucy Rockhold – Wood County – RU Series? Or Parallel? – First place
Division II, Animal Science:
Eli Hays – Roane County – Most effective treatment for controlling Varroa mites in honey bee colonies – 2nd place
Aven Pifer and Adley Ritchie – Wood County – Predicting Falling by Milk pH – 1st Place
Division II, Behavioral and Social Sciences:
Alex Waskey – Jackson County – Does Candy Make You Smarter? – 1st Place
Division II, Chemistry:
Kylee Mount – Roane County – Fiery Trial – 2nd Place
Addison Cameron – Wood County – Electrolyte Showdown – 1st Place
Division II, Earth and Environmental Sciences:
Jacob Kersey – Wood County – What harm does it do to dump used motor oil on the ground? – 1st Place
Division II, Energy:
Landon Russell – Wood County – What is the most energy efficient wood for heating? – 2nd Place
Taylor Ball – Jackson County – Power of the Potatoes – 1st Place
Division II, Engineering:
AJ Pollett – Wood County – Bridge Battle – 2nd place
Brycen Craft and Kayden White – Roane County – Magnetic Cars – 1st Place
Division II, Materials Science:
Aiden Garrison – Wood County – Gum Wars – 2nd Place
Chancellor Hayden – Roane County – Will you get wet? – 1st place
Division II, Mathematics and Data:
Gabriel Floyd – Wood County – Game Theory – 1st Place
Division II, Medicine:
Jayden Matthew – Wood County – Do you become less active as you get older? – 1st place
Division II, Physics and Astronomy:
Cheyenne Funk – Roane County – Major the Spatter – 2nd Place
Ainsley Cholesky – Wood County – Just A Swingin’ – 1st Place
Division II, Plant Science:
Simone Hall, Mya Hatcher, Lia Casenelli – Wild County – Daily Plant Nutrition – 3rd Place
Audrey Mundorf – Wood County – Why do leaves change color in the fall? – 2nd Place
Milea Mielbach – Jackson County – How soil affects plant growth – #1
Division II, Technology:
James D’Eramo – Wood County – Wacky WiFi – 1st Place
Division III, Chemistry:
Brenna Bond – Wood County – Freezin’ For A Reason – 2nd Place
Chastity Brockett – Jackson County – Are you drinking water? – 1st place
Division III, Earth and Environmental Sciences:
Landon Henthorn and Gavin Jenn – Wood County – Dirty Facts About Soil – 1st Place
Division III, Engineering Technology: Statics and Mechanics:
Michael McGraw – Jackson County – Unique Approach to the Engineering Design Process – 2nd Place
Smit Bavaria, James Lewis, Blake Riggs – Wood County – Reach Into the Mind Phase 2 – 1st Place
Division III, Materials Science:
Camille Tatterson – Wood County – What does the groove prove? – 1st place
Division III, Physics and Astronomy:
Jayden Goosman, Easton Hale, Avery Kaye – Jackson County – Study on the effects of body weight and spine on speed – 1st place
Division III, system software:
Alexis Atkins – Wood County – Encoding and Decoding – 1st Place
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