This year’s STEM Contest was quite a success! We received many creative inventions from students in grades K–12 displaying their scientific abilities. We invite you to view our online collection of participants and see the fantastic submissions we received this year.
If you submitted a story for your student, you should have received a participant certificate. If you missed it, you can download your certificate of participation, print it, personalize it by filling in your scientist’s name, and pin it somewhere in your home to encourage their interest in STEM.
The winners have also been chosen, and we would like to congratulate the following students:
Best in Show | Max S., AZVA, Can a machine detect a scorpion? | |
Kindergarten | Michael C., SCVCS, Alert Fever Strips | |
1st Grade | Electra B., iCademy, Effetik Denetik | |
2nd Grade | Emily P., K12 Independent Courses, Nutritional SnakHat | |
3rd Grade | Hannah C., COVA, Cooking for kids | |
4th Grade | Akaiah A., Oregon School District Online, LEGO NOTES | |
5th Grade | Tessa P., WIVA, Solar Paneled Roofing Materials | |
6th Grade | Max G., ARVA, Forget-Med-Not | |
7th Grade | Jordan J., SCVCS, Oil Spill Emergency Clean Up | |
8th Grade | Ian M., GCA, Creating an Internal Bone Cast for Rapid Healing | |
9th Grade | Luann J., iQ Kansas, The Preliminary Lie Detector Glasses | |
10th Grade | Therese C., CAVA @ LA, How Fun Can Astronomy Be in Under 2 Minutes? | |
11th Grade | Michael P., Vernon B., Owen H., Silicon Valley Flex, Visual Simulation Helmet |
We thank all of our winners and participants for celebrating STEM with us this year. We look forward to what 2015-2016’s contest will bring.