After about four weeks of hard work, we are finally ready to present our findings, including our experiments. There were many different topics and types of experiment, each unique and interesting one making up a large part of the presentation board. It has been a privilege to participate in such a involving and active event, especially on the afternoon when everyone displayed their research to classmates, relatives, and anyone else who came to inspect our learning! I enjoyed the way the school chose to let everyone view our handiwork, and I would definitely encourage more things like this.
Here are two links that will take you to my published results and conclusion if you would like to view them.
Results
Conclusion
Have you ever taken part in a Science-related work exhibit?
If so, tell me when and where you took part in it! Thanks for viewing!
Thursday, 29 June 2017
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Thanks for the tour of your work the other day Adam. I never did a science fair at school so you are lucky. What would you choose as a topic if you could start it all over again? Dad
ReplyDeleteHi Dad, if I could choose a different topic next time I would probably pick one a little easier; this one was probably too advanced for me. Thanks for commenting my blog; maybe you should create an account! Adam :)
ReplyDeleteGood work Adam on the detail in your writing. I had great fun presenting my science and all my work for our science fair.
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