James Lick Sixth Grade Science Fair 2003

The James Lick Middle School Science Fair was successfully held on Wednesday, December 10, 2003 from 6pm-8pm in the school gymnasium. The Fair showed student experiments completed over a six week period. Each student investigated a problem, made a hypothesis, gathered materials, followed procedures, recorded results and made conclusions for each investigation.

The ability to conduct a scientific experiment is a California state learning goal and our students certainly showed everyone at the Fair that they did reached their goal.

There were approximately 180 projects displayed with a wide range of interests and abilities. Students made presentations to proud parents and other visiting adults. The participation was tremendous. The students were very anxious to tell visitors about their projects.

It goes without saying that everyone was a winner at the Science Fair, but judging did take place. The six most outstanding projects from each of the six math/science classes were announced at the end of the Fair. These winning projects may possibly be entered at the Randall Museum Science Fair in February of 2004.

Special hanks to judges: Ms. Daniels, Mr. Rathe, Ms. Redfield, Mr. Gleibermann, Ms. Karen Makey, and Ricardo (from the Afterschool Program)! They had the hard job of reading each of the six parts of a scientific investigation. They each spent over an hour and a half reading student work!

6th grade projects from Math/Science Cores: Ms. Lazarus, Martin, Perez

Congratulations Science Fair Winners!

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