Science Magician Jeff Evans performs for students and their families at Everett Christian School’s Science Fair
Two years ago I presented my Science Magic show as part of Everett Christian School‘s Science Fair. It was a hit, and they invited me back. One of my favorite parts of Science Fairs is seeing the exhibits. Students need to come up with a question to answer or problem to solve and create a hypothesis/best educated guess for what they expect to find. Some are fascinating with unexpected results.
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- There was no live fire demonstration of the catapult on this night…
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- The science behind the hovercraft
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- Parents mingle and explore the various student projects
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- Ready, aim, fire! Very solidly-built catapult
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- The 12th Man very much in the house at the Everett Christian School
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- The student who built this gave free rides in the parking lot. (I missed the excitement.)
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- Kindergarten and 1st graders created models of planets
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- What is the ideal number of propellers for maximum power in an airplane/fan/etc.?
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- How many fins are required for accurate rocket flight?
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- How does the surface affect the speed that a rover travels?
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- Principal Mr. Kamps discusses the Science Fair and introduces Jeff Evans
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- Let’s hope this young man isn’t running for public office any time soon 🙂
Learn more about Jeff Evans’ Science Magic school assemblies and science fair programs online. Visit www.sciencemagicvideos.com for free science videos and projects that students can do at home or in the classroom. For information about a visit to your school in Washington or northwest Oregon call Jeff toll-free 877-412-5064 or send e-mail to jeff[at]edumazement.com.