The annual West Elementary School Science Fair, sponsored by the school's PTO group was held on Wednesday, February 11, between snow storms. The West El cafeteria was filled to capacity with West Elementary students from every grade level and many parents and guests. The projects presented topics and concepts from a wide variety of areas with most providing interactive components designed to demonstrate experimental findings and educate guests viewing the projects. A sampling of some of the student work with its creators is presented here.
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| Sam Gallaudet presentationed on black holes including a simulation of how they warp space-time. |
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| The West Elementary cafe was packed with presenters and guest learning lots about science |
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| Using fruit to power clocks - Ryan Magner and Rocco Beltrani (and brother) |
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| Filip Feigin showed how electric motors worked and had two home-made models spinning away. |
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| West El Principal Liz Roos observes as Ella Dougherty shows the effect of air pressure on objects |
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| Emily Serrano and Michaela Buckley explored how to reduce the fizzing of shaken soda cans. |
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| Liam Cleary shared how to collect space dust in your own back yard. |
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