Young inventors honored

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary fifth-grader Gavin Miles won first place in the school science fair for his project on whether a CD or a record makes a better hovercraft.

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary sixth-graders Andrew Duke and Aliya Strock won first place in the school’s science fair for their project, “Electrolysis of Water.”

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary fifth-graders Mason Blaser and Ethan Christianson won second place in the school’s science fair for their “Electromagnetic Train” project.

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary sixth-grader Ryder Haynes was the second place winner in the school’s science fair for his “Brain Game” project.

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary fifth-graders Jack Nye and Titus Mikat won third place in the school’s science fair for their project on what type of liquids make plants grow faster.

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary sixth-graders Jett Longanecker and Blayne Kanning won third place in the school’s science fair for their project, “Battle of the Beverages.”

| April 17, 2018 1:00 AM

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary sixth-graders Andrew Duke and Aliya Strock won first place in the schools science fair for their project, Electrolysis of Water.

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary fifth-graders Mason Blaser and Ethan Christianson won second place in the schools science fair for their Electromagnetic Train project.

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary sixth-grader Ryder Haynes was the second place winner in the schools science fair for his Brain Game project.

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary fifth-graders Jack Nye and Titus Mikat won third place in the schools science fair for their project on what type of liquids make plants grow faster.

(Courtesy photo) Washington Elementary sixth-graders Jett Longanecker and Blayne Kanning won third place in the schools science fair for their project, Battle of the Beverages.