February 2009
David Maloney, Editor
Home to this month's eBuilder Past issues of the eBuilder Governor's message Administration articles Kiwanis International articles Trustee and Committee Chair reports Service Leadership Program articles Capital District Circle K Web site Capital District Key Club Web site
Capital District Foundation Web site Club Service Project articles Club Fund Raiser articles Club and Regional  Activity articles Public Relations articles Club Clinic articles Memoriams eBuilder Submission Guidelines

Feb. '09 eBuilder Front Page
[Printer Friendly Version]

Showell Elementary Science Fair Judged by Kiwanis Club of Ocean Pines - Ocean City
by David Landis

Every year members of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Ocean Pines - Ocean City judge the projects submitted by the children of Showell Elementary School for their Annual Science Fair. The mission of Kiwanis is "Serving the Children of the World". What better way to serve children than to participate in projects at local schools. Pictured right is Showell's Principal Paula Jones, also a member of Kiwanis, welcoming the judges.

Nearly 50 projects were submitted for judging by children from grades 1 through 5. Pre Kindergarten and Kindergarten children also submitted class projects, but those projects are not eligible for judging and submission to the Worcester County Science Fair where all the Worcester County Schools compete on January 21st at the Worcester Technical High School beginning at 6 PM. Judges did write comments on the Pre-K and Kindergarten Projects to let the children know how much their projects were also appreciated. Encouragement goes a long way.

Projects can be "Experimental" and "Non - Experimental" and can be done by individual students as well as by a class as a group. Judging the projects, one appreciates how much effort is put into a project and how much can be learned from the information provided. Pictured leftin front of their First Grade class project, "EGG-STRA SAFE SHIPPING", an experiment about the best way to package eggs for shipping are: (L to R) first grade students Erin Hurley, Damiana Coffey and Eric Gwin with their teacher, Mrs. Raffo. Kudos to all for participating.

The Kiwanis Family
Capital District Web site
Key Club Web site
Circle K Web site
Builders Club Web site
K-Kids Web site
Aktion Club Web site

 
  Governor's Message
  Cap. Dist. Admin./Activities 
  Trustee & Committee Reports
  Service Leadership Programs
  Club Service Projects/Donations
  Club Fund Raisers
  Club & Regional Activities
   Club Clinic
  Public Relations
  Kiwanis International
  Capital District Foundation
  In the Spotlight

In the Spotlight. Submit your article. Click for details.