Remember these names: Soma Hebbar, Nerissa Wong, and Ying Meng. These young Ridgely Middle School students are going places.
Johns Hopkins University has an annual Spring Science Fair on the Homewood campus. The fair took place on April 21, 2018. These three RMS students participated in the Science Bowl, a science trivia competition, against approximately ten teams of children in grades 5-8. These bright seventh graders came in first place! Each won a trophy and a $25 gift card.
The girls also participated in another fun contest and placed second. It’s called Hopkins High-Rise Construction Project. Participants are challenged to build a tall structure using dry spaghetti, gumballs, and marshmallows.
Way to go, girls; you make Ridgely proud! For more information about this exciting JHU Science Fair, visit this website http://physics-astronomy.jhu.edu/events/annual-physics-fair/.There’s something for children in grades 1-12.
The girls also participated in another fun contest and placed second. It’s called Hopkins High-Rise Construction Project. Participants are challenged to build a tall structure using dry spaghetti, gumballs, and marshmallows.
Way to go, girls; you make Ridgely proud! For more information about this exciting JHU Science Fair, visit this website http://physics-astronomy.jhu.edu/events/annual-physics-fair/.There’s something for children in grades 1-12.
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