Best Design 3rd – EnergyWhiz

The Dream Lake Elementary Jedi Scientists Solar Vehicle

Dream Lake Elementary, Apopka, Florida Members: Claudivel G. 5th grade, Khloe M. 4th grade, Kaelin P. 4th grade, and Jaxson

The NSU Gang

Team Information Car Name: The Mystery Machine Team Name: The Solar Gang School Name: NSU University School Team Members Names:

Windshield Viper

Amery, Kai, and John Junior Solar Sprint- Blue Division Hello! Our team is from Cornerstone Learning Community Tallahassee, FL! Our

Solar Cookers

School Name: Zellwood Elementary School. Names: Valentin.S Derek.P. Grades: Valentin 4th, Derek 4th. Team name: Solar Cookers. Facts About Foods:

Eco-Friendly Guinea Pig Niche

LIST OF STUDENTS Nethanya V. – 8th Grade Elza SJ. – 8th Grade Emily A. – 8th Grade PHOTOS VIDEOS

The Solar Girls

Team Members (all 8th Grade) Mia F. Ava G. Raina F. Jewels F. Historixal information: The Solar Girls won second

Critter Cottage Crew — Hamster

Made by Ellie K, Faith S, Kenzie L, Sophia A, Finley P, and Michaela R, 5th grade students at Ocean

The Bonds

Team Information Car Name: The BMW Team Name: The Bonds School Name: NSU University School Team Members Names: Liam M,

Electro

Photo & Basic Info About the Car We are excited to be a part of the STEM Club at Timber

Panther Engineering Solar Sprint

Video – It Works!

This is a solar oven constructed of a Styrofoam cooler, divider, insolation tape, solar blanket, black paper, black duct tape, cardboard, plexiglass, masking tape, and tin foil trays. Our team of three constructed this at Milwee Middle School in two weeks. We will be preparing, cooking, and serving chicken Italian sausages, rice with basil and tomatoes, and chocolate covered pretzels and strawberries. We cooked twice over the course of two days. The highest temperature was 200 degrees Fahrenheit. This oven helps the environment and reduces pollution that would have been emitted from an oven from your home.