Kindergarten students are learning about gravity and motion in their integrated science and math unit. The STEM program at West Fannin Elementary integrates science, technology, engineering, and math.
Students were testing if heavier objects fall to the ground faster. Bentlee Elmore (boy standing in back), Hailey Bledsoe (pink shirt), Lilli Potzauf (purple), Mrs. Dillard
The purpose was to design a ramp to make cars roll further. Left to right – Jada Harper, Alysa Derrick, Kaylee Callahan
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