From cotton candy making to robots, Edmonds Heights K-12 science fair engages students
Posted: April 27, 2022 414
The King family studies preserved bird specimens from the Audubon Society.
William and Adeline Moore investigate soil samples with Farmer Frog.
Edmonds Heights workshop instructor Cam Zarcone teaches the science of cotton candy making.
The Edmonds Heights FTC Atomic Robotics team shares mini bots and their bot with families.
Participants engaged in an Art of Science station, with student work in the background.
Participants created solar cars with support from the University of Washington Clean Energy Institute.
Students aand parents at Edmonds Heights K-12 school — which serves students throughout the Edmonds School District — came out April 23 for the school’s Science Fair Night. The event featured both community guest volunteers and student science board presentations. (Photos courtesy Erin Zackey)
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