LA County Science and Engineering Fair
We couldn't be more proud of our eight 6th graders who represented Oak Hills at the Los Angeles County Science and Engineering. These students were competing against 6-7-8th graders from private and magnet schools.
The Fair was held virtually with students sending in videos of themselves giving their presentations and Judges interviewing students using Rocket Judge. All 8 students were interviewed by the Judges in their categories. It took incredible self motivation and dedication to participate in this year's County Fair and these students are truly shining stars.
Special Award:
Society of Petroleum Engineers - Luca Rufatt (Certificate & $100 Gift Card)
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology - Junior Division
Recognition - Kayla R.- "The Science of Spherification"
Earth/Space Sciences - Junior Division
Recognition - Aanya G.- "Stem Cell Production Under Microgravity"
Engineering Applications - Junior Division
Honorable Mention - Isabel F. - "Rooftop Ranger"
Honorable Mention - Luca R.- "Force vs Mess"
Environmental Management - Junior Division
Honorable Mention - Jessica J. - "Will the Water from a Solar Distiller Save California’s Drought?"
Materials Science - Junior Division
Recognition - Ian L. - "Do Different Materials Block a Wifi Signal?"
Recognition - Taylor Angelo A.- "Which type of material helps ice from melting the longest?"
Mathematics/Computer Science - Junior Division
Honorable Mention - Ezri W. - "Don’t Worry, Be Appy"
Way to go 6th grade Coyotes Scientists & Engineers!
Biggest THANK YOU to Dr. Tonia Cohen who helped our eight students with the abstracts, presentations, and held interview practices! They could not have done all this without her tremendous help and support through this whole process.
https://www.lascifair.org/
We couldn't be more proud of our eight 6th graders who represented Oak Hills at the Los Angeles County Science and Engineering. These students were competing against 6-7-8th graders from private and magnet schools.
The Fair was held virtually with students sending in videos of themselves giving their presentations and Judges interviewing students using Rocket Judge. All 8 students were interviewed by the Judges in their categories. It took incredible self motivation and dedication to participate in this year's County Fair and these students are truly shining stars.
Special Award:
Society of Petroleum Engineers - Luca Rufatt (Certificate & $100 Gift Card)
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology - Junior Division
Recognition - Kayla R.- "The Science of Spherification"
Earth/Space Sciences - Junior Division
Recognition - Aanya G.- "Stem Cell Production Under Microgravity"
Engineering Applications - Junior Division
Honorable Mention - Isabel F. - "Rooftop Ranger"
Honorable Mention - Luca R.- "Force vs Mess"
Environmental Management - Junior Division
Honorable Mention - Jessica J. - "Will the Water from a Solar Distiller Save California’s Drought?"
Materials Science - Junior Division
Recognition - Ian L. - "Do Different Materials Block a Wifi Signal?"
Recognition - Taylor Angelo A.- "Which type of material helps ice from melting the longest?"
Mathematics/Computer Science - Junior Division
Honorable Mention - Ezri W. - "Don’t Worry, Be Appy"
Way to go 6th grade Coyotes Scientists & Engineers!
Biggest THANK YOU to Dr. Tonia Cohen who helped our eight students with the abstracts, presentations, and held interview practices! They could not have done all this without her tremendous help and support through this whole process.
https://www.lascifair.org/
Oak Hills STEM Expo 2022
Great job Coyote Scientists & Engineers! There were so many fantastic projects -
you always amaze us with your hard work, research, and ingenuity!
Great job Coyote Scientists & Engineers! There were so many fantastic projects -
you always amaze us with your hard work, research, and ingenuity!
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Kinder Traditional Projects
3rd place: Sink or Float? - Zayna D. 2nd place: Strength of Spaghetti – Dominic D. 1st place: How different are the beach sands of Ventura, Malibu, Santa Monica and Huntington? - Zimeng L. 1st Grade Traditional Projects 2nd place: The Shades of Leaves – Kiko S. 1st place: Keep Me Warm – Savannah S. 1st Grade Innovation Projects 1st place: Broomba – A Robot – Vansh G. 2nd Grade Traditional Projects 2nd place: The Effect of Freezing and Thawing on Rocks – Tyler B. 1st place: Erosion – Maddie C. 3rd Grade Traditional Projects Honorable Mention: Rise and Shine – Brianna C. 3rd place: Power Up – Addison B. 2nd place: Lemon Battery – Anvith U. 1st place: Seeing Around Corners – Anish U. 4th Grade Traditional Projects: Honorable Mention: Unpoppable Bubble – Eesa U. 3rd place: Quickest Way to Cool a Can – Liliana C. 2nd place: Collision & Momentum – Nicholas V. 1st place: Don’t Block My Signal – Luke S. |
4th Grade Innovation Projects:
Honorable Mention: No More Moldy Jack o’ Lantern! - Cadence W. 3rd place: Anxiety Calculator – Isabella B. 2nd place: Solar Heated Water Filter – Carter J. 1st place: Wind Powered Lamp Post – Brooke J. 5th Grade Traditional Projects: Honorable Mention: aMAZE Me! - Sienna S. 3rd place: Energy Conservation - Tvisha P. 2nd place: The Effect of Fonts When Reading – Jenna W. 1st place: The Germ Invasion – Sai Tej C. 5th Grade Innovation Projects: 1st place: Swift Potatoes - Andreas E. 6th Grade Traditional Projects: 3rd place - Which type of material helps ice from melting the longest? - Angelo A. 2nd place – Do Different Materials Block a Wifi Signal? - Ian L. 1st place – Will the Water from a Solar Distiller Save California’s Drought? - Jessica J. 6th Grade Innovation Projects: Honorable Mention: The Science of Spherification – Kayla R. Honorable Mention: Force vs Mass – Luca R. Honorable Mention: Wind Charger – Daniel Y. 3rd place: Stem Cell Production Under Microgravity -Aanya G. 2nd place: Rooftop Ranger – Isabel F. 1st place: Don’t Worry, Be Appy – Ezri W. |
We had a total of 7 third-party volunteer Judges donate hours of their time this week to interview our students and evaluate their projects. The interview process provides a wonderful opportunity for our students to explain what they learned and answer questions about their work. We are so grateful for our Judges who include architects, bio-pharmaceutical engineers, biochemists, molecular biologists, and microbiologists.
We also need to express sincere gratitude to all the parent volunteers as well! As well as a huge thank you to Dr. Tonia Cohen, who puts her heart and soul into our Oak Hills STEM Expo and supports our sixth graders who move onto the LA County Science & Engineering Fair! Our STEM Expo could not have worked without each and everyone one of our volunteers. Thank You!!
2022 STEM Expo Information
Registration Forms Due 12/15:
Download the Registration Form
Fill out Information and
Return to Teacher OR Scan & Email to Oak Hills STEM Expo
Registration Forms Due 12/15:
Download the Registration Form
Fill out Information and
Return to Teacher OR Scan & Email to Oak Hills STEM Expo
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Registration Status Oct 15th - Statement of Intent forms due Oct 20th - 6th Graders considering LA County Science Fair, please contact Dr. Tonia Cohen ASAP Dec 15th - Registration Forms due - Print, Filled out & Returned to Teacher OR - Scanned and Emailed to Oak Hills STEM Expo |
STEM Expo Week Dates Tue, Jan 25th at 8am - Poster Boards Drop-Off in the MPR or Presentation Slides Link sent to OakHillsSTEMExpo - K-5 have option of Poster Board or Presentation Slides - 6th Graders will turn in Presentation Slides Wed & Thurs, Jan 26th & 27th - Interviews for 3rd-6th Graders & Judging Friday, Jan 28th - Virtual STEM Expo Awards Ceremony at 6:30PM |
Attention Coyote Scientists and Engineers in K-6th!
Our Oak Hills Educational Foundation (OHEF) will be holding our STEM EXPO this year,
and we encourage all interested students to participate by submitting their
original science or engineering projects!
Projects will be DUE and interviews will be conducted during the week of Jan 24th, 2022.
The top-awarded projects will be announced on Friday, January 28th, 2022.
K-2nd graders will be judged only on their project presentation without an interview.
Interviews with third-party Judges will be conducted for 3rd - 6th graders.
Grades K-5 are welcome to create a poster board presentation
OR a Google Slides presentation.
6th Graders will do a Google Slides presentation.
Important Documents:
Rules of the STEM Expo
STEM Expo Guidelines for Grades K-2nd
Google Slides Guidelines - for Grades K-2nd
STEM Expo Guidelines for Grades 3-5th
Google Slides Guidelines - for Grades 3-5th
STEM Expo Guidelines for 6th Grade
6th Graders, you may have the opportunity to advance
to the LA County Science and Engineering Fair
which will be held virtually this Spring.
LA County Science Fair Example (Slides link)
(No Abstract Slide needed for Oak Hills STEM Expo)
Questions? Email us @ [email protected]
Curious what our STEM Expo is all about? Check out this video:
To find out more about the LA County Science Fair: https://www.lascifair.org/