Scientific American

[sereneorange]

I love Con's
mind.  He loves science. His science fair projects are always his highest
grade because he really gets into the demonstration. Despite his aversion
to public speaking, he is really good at it. His ability to tell a story
or demonstrate with a beautiful vocabulary is evident in his writing and
his explanation of a television show, a book, or a fact.

It is time
again for Science Fair and his aunt took him to the library this
weekend to pick up a bunch of books. He looked through them last night. He
came up with several great project ideas. What impressed me was his
ability to not just find a article to make, but to think up a hypothesis
to test on this. He fully  understands the whole scientific process. Such
a smart boy! He is making a boat out of styrofoam plates, a cup and a
straw and came up with a hypothosis about what would happen if the straw
were located higher or lower on the cup. I really look forward to helping
him with his project this year.

Comments

[onnotangu.livejournal.com]

needs a little more use of explosives but sounds kool.

[serene-orange.livejournal.com]

man...if you cannot gather from our conversations about Connor,how little explosives are appropriate for him, you have not been paying attention.

[onnotangu.livejournal.com]

I know I just like blowing stuff up. :D

last science project I did was on poisions of the natural world and thier effect on the human body.

grossed out my teacher with graphic pics.

[serene-orange.livejournal.com]

that is great.

[smalltownhero.livejournal.com]

I used to hate the science fair.. so did my dad... cuz he was the one that used to have to build my project for me

[serene-orange.livejournal.com]

lol... we do not do the project for him, but we help with things like putting the letters on the board.