Politics & Government
Lewis 3rd-Grader: Crickets Are the Best-Tasting Insects
Samuel Glow, who was recognized by Mayor Frank Chillura as a "Terrace Star," completed a science fair project that was appetizing or revolting, depending on your point of view.
When City Councilman David Pogorilich asked Samuel Glow which insect tastes best, the Lewis Elementary School third-grader thought for a few seconds.
“Crickets,” was his answer.
Watch the exchange in the video above.
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How does Samuel know what crickets taste like?
He completed a science fair project in which he explored edible insects and their nutritional value. He received second place in third grade Life Science at the Hillsborough Regional Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Fair earlier this year.
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On Tuesday, Temple Terrace Mayor Frank Chillura and the City Council recognized Samuel as a “Terrace Star.” The new program honors kids in local schools who have made special academic achievements.
Samuel and his brothers, Benjamin and Joshua, have each shined at science fairs this year and were the first award recipients.
Learn more about the Terrace Star award and the Glow brothers in a future Patch story.
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