Students participate in science fair

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Thumbs up to Cyrus Naranjo as he displays his “Balloon Power” science project that earned him honorable mention in the sixth grade Physics category at this year’s 2016 San Juan Basin Regional Science Fair
Evie Chamblee displays her mentos project with a smile.
Lexy Young, sixth grade, displays her guinea pig maze experiment that won her third place in the Animal Science category.
Elan Ramirez gives a smile as he displays his project.
Tribal student Lexy Young gives a smile at the San Juan Basin Regional Science Fair.
Students give out cheers of celebration for their fellow classmates.
Damon Toledo | The Southern Ute Drum
Damon Toledo | The Southern Ute Drum
Damon Toledo | The Southern Ute Drum
Damon Toledo | The Southern Ute Drum
Damon Toledo | The Southern Ute Drum
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Fri Mar 18th, 2016 , by Damon Toledo | The Southern Ute Drum

The San Juan Basin Regional Science Fair showcased a houseful of creative ideas from students across Colorado, featuring a range of projects consisting of chemistry, food, astronomy, and many other experiments. Students and families gathered in Durango on Thursday, March 3 for a commemoration ceremony that honored the most outstanding work. Cyrus Naranjo from Ignacio Middle School was acknowledged for his project – a racecar made out of recycled water bottles and balloons. Naranjo experimented on how far the balloons would cause the racecar to thrust. Lexy Young, displayed her maze experiment that timed how long it took her pet guinea pig to find a plate of food in comparison to the speed of a mouse. Tribal student Makayla Howell also participated in this year’s science fair.

 

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