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Science students at CES experiment with eggs



2018-01-20 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Campbellsville Elementary School students are learning about eggs in Patty Haley’s third-grade class where they recently performed an experiment to see just how tough the egg membrane is and how it protects an egg. To experiment, students first placed an egg in vinegar. Three days later, students observed how their egg had changed, then removed their egg from the vinegar and the shell came off easily. Next they dropped their eggs at different distances to test how the membrane protects the egg. CES third-graders smile as they prepare to drop their eggs. From left are Cayton Lawhorn, Luke Adkins, Joseph Greer, Angelina Babbs, Braxton Tucker, Aidan Wilson, Devyn Tingle and Drevonte Gurley.


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