6th Grade Projects
Our 6th grade students pick their own topic to research and test. You'll find that many of their projects are the ooey gooey and messy projects. The scientific process becomes foundational in 6th grade and students are encouraged to find ways to make science exciting for younger students. You'll find their projects in the purple section on the map below.
6th Grade Projects
Lafferty Homeroom
Bryon, B - Trebuchet
Chanfrau, W - Vanishing Styrofoam
Foster, A. - Sugar Substitutes in Baking
Garrison, E - Catapults
Gazzoli, M - Spinning match with Static electricity.
Guenette, T - How do spin pitches work
Hill , C - cookies
Kaidor, K - What do Plants Like to Drink
Khanna, M - Cookies- the difference in taste preferences
Latif, M - IMMORTAL JELLYFISH
Malik, N - Liquid sand fluidized bed
Martin, A - Cookies-The difference in taste preferences
Powell, Z - The Effects of Jumping
Revelo, A - Tiny dancers
Rossen, A - Immortal Jellyfish
Sibio, A - Supernova: Red Giant
Tobierre, G - Pollution
Tran, D - Trebuchet
Veneziano, N - Trebuchet
Miles Homeroom
Dawber, A - Liquid sand Fluidized bed
Edwards, J - Seven Layer Tower
Gannon, R - Which Crystal grows faster and has more mass?
Higbee, M - Bridge Science with K'nex
Holder, H - The science of being a veterinarian
Khanna, M - Cookies-Differences in taste preferences
Lawrence, D - Bat Distance
Lawrence, N - Can this fit
Longabach , A - Trebuchets
Martin, K - Effects of jumping
Medford, G - Peanut butter anyone
Minger, S - Why Does Ivory Soap Float?
Nunziato, K - Volcano
Omran, I - Bat Distance
Sawtelle, S - Winkler´s Fluidized bed
Starling, B - bat distance
Taylor, K - Rainbow Fire
Townsend, S - IMMORTAL JELLYFISH
Velazquez, D - Science behind toaster
Veneziano, N - Trebuchet