A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
Thayer Thompson K4, Royce Delorimier K4, and William Barnes K5 work at seeing how fast they can get their cars moving.
Parents were busy with their children at the Science Fair, here Brenda Jocko plays with her son, Eben Square, Headstart, at the pattern block table.
Sadie Square drives her car through the obstacle course.
Grade 8 students assisted the Early Years students during their Science Fair, here Otsi Oakes (L) and Chad White (R) help the students with the giant traffic sign - bean bag toss.
Anna Francis proudly stands in front of the #5 Race Car, that her family created together.
Hardie David and family made the classic, recognizable around the world, "School Bus".
Twins, Liam and Adrian Thompson and family created another classic vehicle used for transportation – the London Double Decker bus.
The brother and sister team of James and Isyse Papineau, and their parents created an commercial airplane and fire truck for the Early Years Science Fair.
The gymnasium at the Akwesasne Mohawk School as bursting with activity on Thursday, February 12, for the Early Years Science Fair 2015. Headstart, K4 and K5 students along with their parents created science fair projects focused on the topic of "Transportation". The staff of Headtstart, K4 and K5 assembled various activities in the gymnasium for the Early Years Science Fair, which ranged from an obstacle course, sand box construction, vehicles used in winter construction, a complete wooden train track, and an enhanced hot wheels track among other activites. Plenty of parents and grade 8 students joined the Early Years students for the fun activities and a snack. Encouraging students at early and formative years to become interested in science makes for a strong educational foundation in later years.
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