Photos Science Olympiad via Times Union
Always cool to see science fairs in the region. Simple, yet engaging projects at an early age can be the catalyst needed to create the scientists of tomorrow. Not to mention, it's great to see these children having fun! Check out the video on the Times Union page and look at some of the cute pictures while you're at it.
Quoted from the Times Union:
Students at Susan Odell Taylor School carry clipboards to help record their observations of projects made by older students during a science fair Tuesday at the Troy school. Kindergartners to sixth-graders researched physics, chemistry and biology, among other fields, during the fair. And can you beat the names of these experiments? Operation Egg Drop, Gummi Bear Long Jump and Color Explosion.
Always cool to see science fairs in the region. Simple, yet engaging projects at an early age can be the catalyst needed to create the scientists of tomorrow. Not to mention, it's great to see these children having fun! Check out the video on the Times Union page and look at some of the cute pictures while you're at it.
Quoted from the Times Union:
Students at Susan Odell Taylor School carry clipboards to help record their observations of projects made by older students during a science fair Tuesday at the Troy school. Kindergartners to sixth-graders researched physics, chemistry and biology, among other fields, during the fair. And can you beat the names of these experiments? Operation Egg Drop, Gummi Bear Long Jump and Color Explosion.
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