P.S. 276 Students Get A 'Fair' Education In Science
By Dara Mormile
 | | Roman Morris' project determined which color absorbs the most energy from the sun. He points to the conclusion - black. |
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Every student at P.S. 276 was a scientist during the school's annual science fair last Tuesday.
Students experimented with materials such as foods, drinks, cleaning products and natural re-sources. While some students randomly selected a project from a list, others got ideas from every day activities.
"I was hungry, so I had popcorn," said fifth grader Lindon House. "Then I came up with a project idea - what ingredients make the best popcorn. By surveying my classmates and using different popcorn, I found that extra butter and cheese make the best tasting popcorn."
 | | Can you guess what objects are in that bag just by reaching inside? Gabriela Villagomez' project concluded that most people could identify simple objects just by touch. |
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 | | Asli Fraser experimented with different cereals to find out which one stayed crunchy the longest. Captain Crunch outcrunched Special K and Rice Krispies. |
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 | | After various experiments, Janay Radix found that bodywash makes the most bubbles in comparison to bubble bath and bar soap. |
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 | | Aanya Myrie-Silburn with her project on how different types of ramp surfaces affect the speed of a hotwheels car.
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