Homeschool Science Fair showcases student learning
All of the students who participated in the Homeschool Science Fair, along with judges and teachers at the Little House in the Desert homeschool group.
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Kaemon Miyamoto, 10, took first place for his age category and won the people’s choice award. He made a renewable energy model of a farm. His project contained wind turbines, powered by a fan; solar panels, powered by a flash light; a hand pump that watered the garden; and a water wheel, powered by a power station.
At the Homeschool Science Fair, six-year-old Joshua Wilson made homemade slime to show the differences between the goo, if more or less water is added.
Melody Wilson, 11, placed third in her age group for her experiment on hydrophobic properties.
EPHRATA – What do electricity, water, food, volcanos and slime have in common? These were some of the topics covered at this year’s science fair for the Little House in the Desert homeschool group in Ephrata on Saturday, Nov. 1.
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