Students in the fourth through sixth grades throughout Marin entered 115 projects in the annual Marin County Elementary Science Fair sponsored by the Marin County Office of Education. <\/p>\n
The projects were on display Tuesday at Vallecito Elementary School in San Rafael. Students developed a hypothesis, tested that hypothesis through data collection and analysis and then developed conclusions based on their investigations. <\/p>\n
Grand Prize winners are: <\/p>\n
Behavioral science: Lizzie Ferguson, sixth grade, Saint Mark's School, \"The Eyes and Ears of Learning.\" <\/p>\n
Engineering science: Jack Eisele and Quinn Woodhead, sixth grade, Saint Mark's School, \"Insulating Fun.\" <\/p>\n
Environmental science: Blake Benson, Nick Cauz and Jack De Graves, fifth grade, Dixie Elementary School, \"Lead Is In What?\" <\/p>\n
Life science: Sasa Plichta, fourth grade, Brookside School Upper Campus, \"How Does Light Affect Egg Laying In Chickens?\" <\/p>\n
Physical science: Daniel Ongaro, sixth grade, St. Anselm School, \"Which Pipe Can Retain The Most Heat?\" <\/p>\n
Also, the Marin County Dental Society Award was presented to Payton Alonzo and Cassidy Bruner, fifth grade, Brookside School Upper Campus, \"Which Toothpaste Works Best to Remove Stains From An Eggshell?\" <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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