Does Osmosis Affect Gummy Bears?
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Grant Elementary School student David Sanchez is all smiles standing next to his display. His project focused on balloon powered cars and which would travel fastest.
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McKinley Elementary School student Nayeli Reyes explains some of her findings to a spectator. Her project focused on Ocean Acidification.
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Samantha Tovar, Joe Baca Middle School student, stands next to her science project. She studied Arresting Mitotic Division in Allium cepa cells: Phase 1 Cancer Study.
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Joe Baca Middle School student Melanie Palomino conducted a Math project titled: "The Source Code".
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Eriberto Gonzalez, Joe Baca Middle School student, stands proudly next to his science project, "Light Board".
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Grant Elementary School student Leslie Larios stands next to her colorful project. Her project answered the question: "Does osmosis affect a gummy bear?"
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A myriad of science projects filled the auditorium as parents, students, and community members walked through the aisles to look at each one.
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