Cornerstone holds annual science fair
PRESQUE ISLE — On May 17, Cornerstone Christian Academy held its first annual science fair. All grade 5-8 students displayed and presented their projects.
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Project Winners —
Mackenzie McCrum, Camryn Flaherty and Grace McCrum were the winners in their respective grades during the Cornerstone Christian Academy’s annual science fair.
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Jack Morningstar is pictured with his solar energy project during the May 17 science fair held at Cornerstone Christian Academy.
This event was the culmination of a six-week-long project during which students collected research, formed timelines, wrote reports and made a few in-class presentations as their projects progressed. The science fair was an open house-style event that was well-attended by parents and many others who vied the projects and supported the efforts of all the students.
During the evening, students each made an oral presentation to three judges who then scored each project and presentation. A winning student from each grade level was recognized and awarded a plaque by the advising teacher for the project and event, Miss Lisa Castonguay. The grade 5 winner was Grace McCrum, the grade 6 winner was Camryn Flaherty and the grade 7-8 winner was Mackenzie McCrum.
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WORK ON EXHIBIT —
Grade 7 student Michelle Clark, a student at CCA, recently participated in the annual science fair.
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Emily Robinson explains her “Mystery Mold” project to Darren Bonville at CCA’s annual science fair, held May 17.
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Danielle Tardie-Bubar, a student at Cornerstone Christian Academy, shows one of several baby chicks she observed for her science project.
