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These Grac2 5 boys trom Ross Road school epitomized Ross Road students Alice the enthusiasm all the chitdren showed for the science Lee and Trevor Simmons fair. From the felt are: James Kim, Colin Rexworthy, were checking out each Matt Roma and Eric Etliott. other's display.

Ross Road's Husayn Amhas was running plants, not rats, That was a pretty big fly Sam McDiarmid was show- through a maze. ing Blueridge Grade 5 teacher Mike Day.

It wasn’t about Superman after all! Cleveland students Joanna Patton (left) and Jennifer Bradshaw's so-called “X-ray” investigation was to determine whether cats can see shades in the dark.

These six teachers put in a lot of volunteer time on the Andrea Demers of Mulgrave : "

Science Fair Committee to make it all happen for the school grew an armful of Too bad Bright Lights was shooting in black FPhiiip Ling got an A from his class children. They are, clockwise from top left: Cam colour while experimenting and white; Blueridge twins, Rossanne (left) teacher Terry Dooley for his investiga- Shields, Johanna Lipouszky, Colleen Elderton, with flowering conditions for and Alannah Clamp, were investigating — tion of which plastics would break down Angela Meule, Bev Parslow and Denise La Prairie. begonias and violets. colour blindness. first in a landfill.

These Grade 5 Ross Road students said a can of Coke ; — So many children wanted to be photographed Bright Lights couldn't has 12 teaspoons of sugar. They weren't hyper at all! From School District 44 trustee Marg Jessup pre- get all the names, but the front row (from left) are: Athena Tang, the jeft are: Casey and Shaundra Taylor, Jasmine Sul! sented Tracy Chen with a science fair medal Clara Leung, Lauren Ma, Emily Ho and Giulianna Lee. and Michele Goyns. for her animal tracks project.

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