Sixth-grader Emma Dean displays her parachute for her egg at the annual Sixth-Grade Egg Drop prior to the sixth-grade promotion on the final day of classes at Pine Tree Elementary School on June 21. (HEIDI BELLE-ISLE PHOTO)
Sixth-grader Owen Abbott hands Donald Whitelaw of DW Electrical Contractors his parachute and egg at the annual Sixth-Grade Egg Drop prior to the sixth-grade promotion on the final day of classes at Pine Tree Elementary School on June 21. (HEIDI BELLE-ISLE PHOTO)
Donald Whitelaw of DW Electrical Contractors drop a parachute and an egg during the annual Sixth-Grade Egg Drop prior to the sixth-grade promotion on the final day of classes at Pine Tree Elementary School on June 21. (HEIDI BELLE-ISLE PHOTO)
Donald Whitelaw of DW Electrical Contractors prepares to drop and egg during the annual Sixth-Grade Egg Drop prior to the sixth-grade promotion on the final day of classes at Pine Tree Elementary School on June 21. (HEIDI BELLE-ISLE PHOTO)
Sixth-grader Emma Dean displays her parachute for her egg at the annual Sixth-Grade Egg Drop prior to the sixth-grade promotion on the final day of classes at Pine Tree Elementary School on June 21. (HEIDI BELLE-ISLE PHOTO)
Sixth-grader Owen Abbott hands Donald Whitelaw of DW Electrical Contractors his parachute and egg at the annual Sixth-Grade Egg Drop prior to the sixth-grade promotion on the final day of classes at Pine Tree Elementary School on June 21. (HEIDI BELLE-ISLE PHOTO)
Donald Whitelaw of DW Electrical Contractors drop a parachute and an egg during the annual Sixth-Grade Egg Drop prior to the sixth-grade promotion on the final day of classes at Pine Tree Elementary School on June 21. (HEIDI BELLE-ISLE PHOTO)
Donald Whitelaw of DW Electrical Contractors prepares to drop and egg during the annual Sixth-Grade Egg Drop prior to the sixth-grade promotion on the final day of classes at Pine Tree Elementary School on June 21. (HEIDI BELLE-ISLE PHOTO)
CONWAY — Which fell first, the chicken or the egg?
Students in Heidi Belle-Isle's sixth-grade class at Pine Tree School in Center Conway got to put their math, science and vocational skills to work by taking part in the annual Egg Drop program. Each member of the class had to design their own device that would allow an egg to fall from the sky undamaged.
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