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Bill:
Need to do some research (i.e.: steal)
for next year, trying to outdo the boy in her class, the one who has both
parents who are doctors working on research down at the Texas Medical
Center, he seems to always place higher......................
Jim
In a message dated 3/18/2005 4:40:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Cuyler
I've been
trying to get my 10 year old daughter to submit an advanced form of this
for a science project, she won't do it. Like the clock idea, might try it
here, give the rest of the office something to talk
about.
Thanks Jim
Jim-
Libby also age ten, won this year at her school science fair. We (yeah, I
helped) went for the effect of temperature on crystalization. She used
dissolved sugar. At the end of the experiment some of the well grown
samples of latent rock candy were able to be eaten by her classmates. Can't
beat interactive projects. Only took a week for the good stuff to
grow. You can't keep their attention for more than ten days.
Ichabod Twybil
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