Science Exhibition by Mount Litera Zee school - HSR Extn.

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Exhibition Preview via My Lenses



Mount Litera Zee School in HSR Extn. recently concluded their Annual Exhibition on 18th Feb 2017. Its been a feast to the eyes seeing so many projects being displayed by the students of the school. Not only we as parents were excited but the students were equally excited to display their work and explain the project. The entire exhibition was divided in four parts: Science club, Science Utsav, Cookery club and Eco-Club. All the projects were divided in these four parts and displayed accordingly. I was impressed with the efforts that were put in by students and teachers for the exhibition. Some of the projects were really eye openers and stood out from other projects. Congratulations to all the students and teachers who worked extra hard to make it successful. This review is to say thank you to all who made it successful.

The blog is long but mostly pictures, so enjoy the glimpses of the exhibition.


 


Eco-Club Dreams

Why is water not mixing.....

Water Barrier 



Golden Rain and Conservation of Energy

The Bouncing Egg and Golden Rain

The test tube is not seen in the right side cup, magical isn't it

Ballon being filled with gas


Home Made Canon that shoots


Mini 







The home made pop-corn maker's.





The eco-club....


You can make colours at home with organic stuff...




The eco club members explaining the project and need of the hour.



The evolution of Projector bring back memories of my initial work days where we used to work on ppts using transparent sheets.



Vinegar can make electricity, do you know how? 









































































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