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Saturday, March 8, 2014 • The South Whidbey Record
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COUPEVILLE
MARINERS COVE
1213 NE LEISURE ST.
2189 MARINER BEACH DR.
$399,900 • MLS #592266 Carmen McFadyen 360-969-1754
$494,500 • MLS #598911 Pamela Z. Hill 360-320-2411
HOLMES HARBOR
LANGLEY
4813 BIRDSONG PL.
3886 AMBLE RD.
$324,950 • MLS #588626 Steve Strehlau 206-819-3411
$417,000 • MLS #587057 John Joynt 360-346-0017
ANACORTES
OAK HARBOR
2505 FIR CREST BLVD.
1365 ORCHARD LP.
COUPEVILLE
FREELAND
ANACORTES
$375,000 •
MLS ##593113
Sarah Konopik 360-929-0827 Tom Kier 360-333-2248
OAK HARBOR
LANGLEY
OAK HARBOR
$179,900 • MLS #594521 Craig McKenzie 360-929-1712
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Young scientists present findings at school fair
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Celeste Erickson / The Record
Diavonte DeGrace, 13, explains his presentation during the Langley Middle School Science Fair on Thursday, March 6. Diavonte studied how different rocks were damaged at freezing temperatures.
Curiosity was key for students in Langley Middle School’s Science Fair on Thursday night. Students from the sixth, seventh and eighth grade presented their conclusions after months of research. The students began working on the projects in late November, as instructed by middle school science teachers Sandy Gilbert, Susan Milan and Don Zisette. Students were judged on their relevance of topic, a testable question, procedures and variables, display of data, and conclusion supported by the data. Three winners from each grade were chosen along with five honorable mentions. The winners for the eighth grade are firstplace winner Emma Scotthanson, second place Elli Sandberg and third place Lily Bjork. Honorable mentions include Ben Borson, Charlie LeWarne, Aengus Dubendorf, Tristan Passemard and Lewis Pope. Seventh-grade awards include first-place winner Farriss Jokinen, second place Ainsley Nelson and third place Annie Saltee.
Celeste Erickson / The Record
Ainsley Nelson won second place among 7th grade students with her project researching the effects of a Slo-Bowl, which helps dogs slow down when eating their meals.
Honorable mentions are Michael Maddux, Matthew Simmons, Capri Pierce, Marla Kelly and Jadan White. In the sixth grade, first place went to Flannery Friedman, second place to Ethan Petty and third place to Ashley Ricketts. Honorable mentions were earned by Ben
Roughsedge, Jacob Breeden, Joey Lane, Allison Papritz and Elli Dubendorf. The winners and honorable mentions will present their work to elementary school students for Science Day on Friday, March 14.
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