Hello my  name is Saysia. I went to the state science fair on January 15, Martin Luther Jr. King Day 2018. This photo show the kids that went to the state science fair from Theodore Jamerson Elementary School.  I'm going to tell you how it was at the state science fair. Well, at the state science fair there were a lot of kids.  There was less participants than last year. There were about a hundred projects.  My project was a  pump powered lava lamp. When I was inside it was awfully loud but I think most kids were just talking to their friends then explaining their projects.  It took a while for the judges to make sure they knew who had a place in the state science fair and to make sure they judged everyone. I wanted to talk to my friends but they were in a different categorize then me.  They were also far away and we couldn't stand up unless the judges were still judging. It took a while. We were eating the snacks that Mr. Anderson gave us. 
In closing, I encourage more kids to come next year because it was fun. You can talk to your friends. You can make new friends, and I learned a lot. 

Congratulations to the Theodore Jamerson students for placing in the 35th annual North Dakota Native American State Science and Engineering Fair (NASSEF)

Saysia, 1st place
Kingston 1st place
Rita 2nd place

* All students in grades 4 - 7 have the opportunity to participate in the local and (if held) annual North Dakota Native American State Science and Engineering Fair (NASSEF). 
* Before the state competition, science club is held several school days a week from 3:15 to  4:15. 
* Science club offers a guided environment for students to select and develop their projects.
* Science club provides many (not all) supplies for projects. 
* Late bus service is provided for after school activities. 
* Students are free to select their own projects as long as their project conforms to ISEF rules and guidelines.  

* Students below grade 4 in the gifted program have participated and placed in the NASSEF.

(2016-2017) State winners:

Kangisi (1st place)
K'Shalee (1st place)
Beau (2nd Place)
for placing in the 34rd annual North Dakota Native American State Science and Engineering Fair (NASSEF). 
The 2015 State Science Fair was held Jan 18, 2016 in the Ramkota, Bismarck ND. 


Congratulations to State Science fair winners:
(2015-2016)
Evelyn (1st place)
Ashley (2nd place)
Isis (2nd place)
Makyla (3rd place)
Serenity (3rd place)

The following images are sample of 2015-2016 projects.

The 32nd annual North Dakota Native American State Science and Engineering Fair was held on January, 19, 2015 in the Ramada Bismarck Hotel, Bismarck, N.D.

Participating in the following grades categories TJES sponsored one (grade 7) three (grade 4) and  two students that participated in the grade 3-4 category.   Madison in grade 7th grade took first place in his category for for his project Hydrophobic Spray.  In the 3-4 grades competition Kylalynn took 2nd place for her project DNA.

Kaylalynn noted:

"I'm glad I took 2nd place because I didn't want to take third place. It took a long time before the judges came out. It was fun to see others people's projects and they were cool. My favorite project was the lava lamp. I saw kids from different schools. The science fair was fun. The science fair was cool because you got to see who wins."

2023 Science Grade 6 Identify the Teacher quiz to see if you can match voices with teachers.


Student Made YouTube Videos

Motor Noise (must be a TJES.org user to access)
  (must be a TJES.org user to access)
Hairy Yogurt Mold  

This is Kylalynn with her medal from the state science fair