Here are a few smiles I'd like to share with you....
This is Parker's individual project
This is his AWIM (A World in Motion by General Motors) group project he worked on in school with 3 other classmates. This is a fantastic program that our school is lucky enough to be a part of!
Here is Tanner's individual project
Tanner wanted to add "China coins" to his board for his Daddy. He thought it was cool that the magnets wouldn't stick to US coins, but that it would to a coin from China that Jim gave him. This was his little shout out to his Dad since he's been gone a lot lately to China for work. I thought it was so sweet that he came up with this idea...and apparently the symbol on the coin stands for "love" which we didn't even know when we did it! How cool is that?
Tanner wanted to add "China coins" to his board for his Daddy. He thought it was cool that the magnets wouldn't stick to US coins, but that it would to a coin from China that Jim gave him. This was his little shout out to his Dad since he's been gone a lot lately to China for work. I thought it was so sweet that he came up with this idea...and apparently the symbol on the coin stands for "love" which we didn't even know when we did it! How cool is that?
Here are some other projects from the night...
This is my friend Kaye's daughter's project
These are my friend Shauna's kids, Zach and Alex
These are our friends Joe and Angela's kids, Maria & Joesph's (Parker's best friend) displays
...and just for fun because I know she looks at my blog...
Here is a picture of me taking a picture of my friend Angela! lol
Here is Tanner participating in a few of the hands on activites...
...and us waiting in line for our liquid nitrogen ice cream with was DELICIOUS!
I cannot begin to put into words what a great night it was! So proud of our kids and our school!
Oh the pictures show all the hard work that goes into this event and all the happy faces show all the fun everyone was having.. and the nitrogen ice cream does sound pretty yummy. hugs
ReplyDeleteWow ~ what a cool science program!! Both of your boys had awesome projects!
ReplyDeleteYour Tanner is a cutie!!
And, no I wasn't surprised that you liked my Disney layout today :o)
Have a grea weekend!
What fabulous pictures of some awesome projects...Pass on the ideas to me...as I have a never ending science fair in my house. Your boys are adorable too! Great backboards.
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Hey there! TAWESM projects! The kids are adorable! I'm a new follower-hopped around and found ya! ;) I'd LOVE to participate in the Disney?Pixar hop! I have the cartridges. Plase isit my blog at www.flairandfrillscreativity.blogspot.com to view my work and you can e-mail me at brynnthornburgh@gmail[dot]com Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. I wish the Cricut would have been around when my kids were younger. Science projects would have been so much cooler to do :0) Congrats to your kids...awesome projects
ReplyDeleteabsolutely awesome! Great job Parker & Tanner!
ReplyDeleteGreat event! Can't wait till my son gets to be involved in Science Fairs! Thanks for your kind comment on my blog!
ReplyDeleteYour sons had some cool science projects. And kudos to your school for making the science fair such a big deal. That's great!
ReplyDeleteI'll be helping my daughter with her landmark fair project. She needs to finalize her report and then build a model from scratch on the Leaning Tower of Pisa. We went out last night to all the craft stores (Michaels, Joanns, and Hobby Lobby) to buy everything she needs. I can't wait to see how she puts it together.
Have a good long weekend!
Wow! Beautiful presentation in you site. The pictures are just like as a science exhibition. These are my favourite events. Thanks for providing this...
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