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It has questions on left side and answers on the right side. With two pointers to choose, if you select the right answer to a question, the light turns on. For any other combination, it remains off. It uses the simple idea of light curcuit that is joined only with right combination of right and left hand sides.

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Simple solar cooker

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By David Hu (4th Grade)

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By Karthik Ankam (3rd Grade)

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Generate Electricity
Arjun Dhole 2nd grade

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Arjun Dhole - 2nd Grade

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Discovery PTSA's 2023 Virtual STEAM Fair - Expectations

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Discovery PTSA's 2023 Virtual STEAM Fair - Expectations

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The goal of the Discovery PTSA Virtual STEAM Fair is to provide a place for Discovery students to showcase their interest in STEAM (which stands for science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) by completing a project individually or in a group in an elective, non-competitive virtual environment.
Expectations:
1. Parent/Guardian permission is required to complete project and post it here for the Discovery and ISD community to see.
2. Parents can choose how much personal information to share - May post by student first name. Grade, teacher, and last name is not required.
3. STEAM Fair projects are optional and only presented virtually. These projects are not graded by teachers or part of classroom curriculum. Teachers will not be providing oversight to projects or supply topics or materials or feedback. Physical projects will not be displayed at school or at Family STEAM Night. It is not a competition and Discovery PTSA will not be judging or awarding prizes.
4. Projects should be completed by the student or group of students from start to finish. Projects should be chosen that are fitting for the student(s) grade level and ability. Parent/Guardian oversight for safety as needed.
5. Students may complete a project and display its results:
*On a poster board or tri-fold board. Then parents/guardians can post photos on this padlet link for others to see.
*Post video reports of completed projects.
6. Topics and projects should be elementary school appropriate, fitting within a STEAM domain, and helping the student(s) pursue the scientific method.
7. There is no required format to complete or present. If you need some ideas on where to start, you can start with looking at the scientific method with your student (Steps of the Scientific Method (sciencebuddies.org)) and looking at traditional science fair projects (Science Fair Project Guide (sciencebuddies.org)
8. Projects should be new projects completed this spring for this Virtual STEAM Fair.
9. See 2022 Discovery STEM Fair project uploads here: https://tinyurl.com/VSF-2022

10. Email askdiscoveryptsa@gmail.com with any questions.