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South Row Elementary School hosted its 17th Annual Science Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 26. Students in grades K-4 created myriad projects to show how volcanoes work, how shadows are created, the life cycle of a butterfly, the effect of exercise on a person’s heartbeat, how temperature effects battery life. Several projects even helped answer some very intriguing questions, including:

• Can you use milk to make plastic?
• What happens to gummy bears in different liquids?
• What type of home design best survives an earthquake?
• How do animals go extinct?
• Can you grow candy?
• What is my dog telling me?
• How do light bulbs work?
• Which salt melts ice the best?