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Students reveal science projects at Legacy Traditional School in Queen Creek
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Legacy Traditional School in Queen Creek recently held its science fair.
Many entries were presented with four winners in each grade for science and engineering, according to a release.
The first-place winner in sixth grade for science was Adison Hicks. Her project was “Diabetic Dilemma.” The inspiration for this project was that her mom has type 2 diabetes and she wanted her mom to enjoy some desserts. During the project, Adison was able to find a few sugar substitutes that allowed her mother to enjoy dessert.
The first-place winner in sixth grade for engineering was Ashton Erwin. His project was called “Can I Get a Wyatt, Wyatt." The inspiration for this project was to improve wireless charging.
The first-place winner in seventh grade for science was Spencer Palmer. His project was about “Sunscreen and the Sun.” He wanted to determine if variables of the SPF make a difference, finding that there is no difference in protection from SPF 15 to 70.
The first-place winner in seventh grade for engineering was Evan Smith. His project was called “Foldable is the Tray to Go.” The inspiration for the project was that when his family is out traveling in the car, they have had food spills. So, Evan created the Foldable Tray to serve the family in the car.
Another engineering project for a sixth-grade student was about 3-D printing of a mechanical arm. Jonathan Frantsvog completed his project with his explanation of how effective this 3-D printed arm can help an amputee have a functional prosthetic arm.
Legacy Traditional School in Queen Creek is at 41800 N. Barnes Parkway. Go to queencreek.legacytraditional.org.