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photo gallery: Images from the 10th annual Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad
Posted on Sun, Apr 22, 2012 : 9:47 p.m.
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Dicken Elementary School 4th graders Sarah Akaaboune, left, and Morraina Tuzinsky, solve geographical questions with maps during the map during portion of the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad at Pioneer High School Saturday afternoon. Angela J. Cesere
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Dicken Elementary School 4th graders Sarah Akaaboune, left, and Morraina Tuzinsky, solve geographical questions with maps during the map during portion of the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad at Pioneer High School Saturday afternoon. Angela J. Cesere
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Allen Elementary School 4th graders Sophie Bottum-Musa, left, and Sophia Papadopoulos use maps to answer questions during the map reading portion of the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Emerson Elementary School 4th graders Shil Deenadayalu, left, and Kaan Oral use maps to answer questions during the map reading portion of the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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From left: Wines Elementary 4th graders Sara Soluk, Conleth Stead, and Benjamin Nacht wire a circuit. Angela J. Cesere
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Emerson elementary school 4th graders Brenan Dionne, left, Casey Lewis, center, and Anvit Rao wire a circuit. Angela J. Cesere
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Burns Park elementary 4th graders Kat Stanczak, right, and Nina Vandervelde identify rocks for the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Angell elementary 4th graders Emma Shedden identifies a rock during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Pittsfield elementary 5th graders Basra Keynan, left, and Bre'Oine Robinson work on building a tower made from straws to support weight for the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Haisley elementary 5th graders Christine Yan, left, and Courtney Smith build a tower with straws to support weight during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Lawton elementary 5th graders Carsten Wright, left, and Liam Hood build a tower with straws to support weight during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Ann Arbor Open @ Mack elementary 5th graders Thomas Brantmeyer, left, and Cameron McCarthy test the strength of their straw tower with wooden blocks during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Washtenaw Homeschool 5th grader Miriam Gandham launches a rocket with air to hit a target during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Allen elementary 4th grader Sathya Siddapureddy prepares to launch his rocket with air pressure to hit a target during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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From left: Lawton elementary 5th graders Jayson Song, Michael Sun, Dayna Lim, and Arta Saeednia prepare their water rocket for launch during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Pittsfield elementary 5th graders Mohamed Hamidi, left, and Sarah Gubachy retrieve their water rocket from it's landing spot during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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From left: Carpenter elementary 5th graders Devin Walker, A.J. Jackson, Justin Pomo, and Lochlann Dunlavey run back after setting up their water rocket for launch during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Ann Arbor Open @ Mack 5th graders Anthony McDonough, left, and Miguel Clement set up their water rocket for launch during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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The water rocket made by Ann Arbor Open @ Mack 5th graders Anthony McDonough, left, and Miguel Clement launches during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Honey Creek elementary 5th graders Justin Alexander, left, and Eric Mackie take a test about water rockets before they launch their own water rocket during the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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King elementary 4th grader Aman Panjabi, left, braces himself as Huron High School junior Eylam Morag shows how a balloon won't pop when forced against many nails to demonstrate the effect of the distribution of energy during a demo at the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad. Angela J. Cesere
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Second grade through 5th grade students competed against each other in science related activities including building straw towers, launching rockets and reading maps during the 10th annual Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad held at Pioneer High School this past Saturday.
Photographer Angela Cesere captured these images from the 4th and 5th grade competitions.
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