Students show off projects at annual countywide science fair
Maggie Fullerton, a fifth-grader at Glacier Gateway Elementary School, explains her project titled "The Effects of Roadside Dust on Tree Growth" to judge Stephanie Hummel at the Flathead County Science Fair on Thursday, Feb. 24. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Emily Lockhart, an eighth-grader from Trinity Lutheran School, discusses her project with Troy Smith, an engineering teacher at Glacier High School, at the Flathead County Science Fair on Thursday, Feb. 24. Lockhart's project titled "Zap That Wire" dealt with what type of wire conducts the most electricity between steel, stainless steel, aluminum and copper. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Josh Lee, a student at Evergreen Junior High, discusses his project with judge Marshall Fladager at the Flathead County Science Fair on Thursday, Feb. 24. Lee's project titled "Fins -- It's a Numbers Game" dealt with the optimal number of stabilization fins on homemade rockets. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Avery Lacy, a fourth-grader at Edgerton Elementary, poses with her project titled "Can Exercise Make Our Brains Work Better" at the Flathead County Science Fair on Thursday, Feb. 24. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Science students with their project boards filled the Expo Center at the Flathead County Fairgrounds Thursday as students from schools across the county gathered for the annual countywide science fair.
Glacier Gateway fifth grader Barrett Maiden said he’s never had a speaker to play music, which prompted his idea for his science fair project — a paper plate speaker that projects sound...
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