As the school year wound down, the schedule heated up with assemblies, awards ceremonies, and performances. This one's for Jonathan's recognition in the county science fair.
This was on display at his school's open house.
This is a little sad. There was an award that Jonathan had been working for and hoping for, and he had to have fantastic grades throughout 4th, 5th, and 6th grade to get it. He got the award, but Jeff and I had to be out of state during the award presentation. My mom got pictures of everything, but there were too many kids' names to edit out of the pictures, so I didn't include them here. We were so proud of his perseverance and just hated to miss this special day. Thanks to my mom for being there.
This one and the next two are at his school's open house. He created this sarcophagus for a mummified carrot.
The class had mummified a chicken, and this was the night for uncovering the chicken. It smelled nasty, but it was memorable.
Now we're back at the night of the county science fair. Jonathan found this beautiful bird that was lying dead on the pavement. We think he flew into a window and died, which is common with songbirds. It was very sad to Jonathan and his siblings, of course. We used the Merlin app to figure out what kind of bird this was...
Here are the other kids who got Exemplary ribbons at the science fair. Nice work, Jonathan! And it is especially nice that this will be the last science project you have to worry about!
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