Liberty County School-level STEAM Fair winners presented their projects to the public at the Liberty County Performing Arts Center on March 28.

There were a total of 40 science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics, as well as traditional projects; 32 elementary projects, six middle school projects and two high school projects.

Countywide awards were presented at the end of the fair on March 30:

Kindergarten

STEAM project: Marble drop, Ranistate’s class;

Traditional project: Frozen drinks, Marshall Goodrich.

First grade

STEAM project: Getting over a LEGO wall, Savannah Leifi

Traditional project: Effect of salt on ocean’s freezing temperature, Nathan James

Second grade

Steam project: Aquaponics for kids, Jalen Kimbro

Traditional project: Popping popcorn, Alyssa Lawson

Third grade

STEAM project: Less mess tablecloth, Victoria Bosch

Traditional project: Melting ice, Joanna McCall and Camranh Palaboo

Fourth grade

STEAM project: Dancing dogbot, Jedidiah Samuel

Traditional project: Eggsellect, Tatiyana Jackson

Fifth grade

STEAM project: Storm surge, Christopher Dease

Traditional project: Gummy Bear osmosis, Aliyah Hess

Sixth grade

Traditional project: Best way to cook bacon, Kyle Powell

Seventh grade

Traditional project: Foamy fountains, Blake Edwards, Mika Perry, Anthony Sanchez and Beau Townsend

Eighth grade

Traditional project: Bouncy Polymer, Isaiah Dean, Jasmine Gaines, Violet Lustiano, Raj Patel and Lila Steele

12th grade

STEAM project: Pedestrian overpass: Shawn Holmes, Shelby Phillips, Tyler Rider and Seyedparsa Torabi