University of Idaho elementary education students present projects during annual fair
University of Idaho elementary education student Allie Johnson discusses her “Marker Chromatography” project Dec. 3 with U of I educator and science fair judge Jim Ekins. The science fair was the culmination of the students' science methods course in their teacher certification program.
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University of Idaho student Ava Mendoza demonstrates how sugar crystals formed in different sizes of mason jars Dec. 3 during her elementary education class science fair at North Idaho College.
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Emma McIntire, an elementary education student at the University of Idaho — Coeur d'Alene, discusses her penny-cleaning science project Dec. 3 during a class science fair on the North Idaho College campus.
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COEUR d'ALENE — From pennies to plants and from crystals to chromatography, University of Idaho — Coeur d'Alene elementary education students presented a colorful spectrum of projects Tuesday during a science fair in the DeArmond Building at North Idaho College.
Allie Johnson, who will graduate in December 2025, named her experiment "Marker Chromatography."
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