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Montessori Country Day School Hosts Annual STEAM Fair

Students from three schools gathered together to display and share STEAM projects they completed

Emily Meier, Community Contributor
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On Feb. 27, Montessori Country Day School in Plainsboro hosted its annual STEAM Fair for students to share their discoveries from science, technology, engineering, art and math projects. Kindergarten and elementary students from Montessori County Day School, Montessori Corner Princeton Meadows in Plainsboro, and Montessori Children’s House of the Windsors in West Windsor, joined together to present the experiments and projects they completed by displaying models and presentation boards. Some of the students’ favorite projects included art robots, a rollercoaster, and a maze that tested the effects of gravity.

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