PHOTOS: Making an impression

Parents and students check out solar-powered vehicles and lights in the gymnasium at Sunderland Elementary School’s STEAM Fair last week before grabbing a dinner of burritos and quesadillas in the cafeteria.

Parents and students check out solar-powered vehicles and lights in the gymnasium at Sunderland Elementary School’s STEAM Fair last week before grabbing a dinner of burritos and quesadillas in the cafeteria. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ

First grader Brayden Moua and third grader Connor Bergeron identify pollinators with stereoscopes in the gymnasium at Sunderland Elementary School’s STEAM Fair last week.

First grader Brayden Moua and third grader Connor Bergeron identify pollinators with stereoscopes in the gymnasium at Sunderland Elementary School’s STEAM Fair last week. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ

Second graders Michael Zabek and Charlie Bagdon perform botanical dye transfers by pressing flower blossoms onto paper at Sunderland Elementary School’s STEAM Fair last week.

Second graders Michael Zabek and Charlie Bagdon perform botanical dye transfers by pressing flower blossoms onto paper at Sunderland Elementary School’s STEAM Fair last week. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ

Published: 04-30-2024 12:06 PM

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