Kids and Teens, School Time, Science, Science Fairs
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 - Separate science fair guides for students, teachers, and parents. In the Science Fair Studio, there is a handbook for kids to help with the project, some project ideas and questions you can ask, and a list of books you can get at the library.
- Steps, scientific method, judging sheet examples, and a definition of science.
- Individual project ideas and collections of suggestions for students planning to participate in a math or science fair, with links to pages featuring math fairs. Students are invited to submit projects.
- Internet Public Library guides students through the steps necessary to create a successful science fair presentation.
- A short guide from the California State Science Fair.
- Designed to help students find age-appropriate ideas for science projects.
- Scrapbook and list of projects this team used. At the 2001 Canada Wide Science Fair. Good source of ideas.
- Projects and ideas dealing with earthquakes, faults. and plate tectonics. From the U.S. Geological Survey.
- A place where students in grades 3-6 can read the results of student projects, look for ideas for their own projects, and share the results of their projects with other students.
- What makes a good project, ideas, step-by-step guide to organizing the project, and links.
- Science fair guidance from the Houston Public Library and Houston ISD.
- Written by and for elementary science students in a Minnesota public school.
- Step-by-step guide to doing a science fair project including timeline, choosing a topic, scientific method, and an insight to how judges think.
- Includes resources from start to finish, including narrowing your topic, analyzing data, and preparing an exhibit.
- A science teacher, former science fair organizer and judge, and parent writes this simple step-by-step guide.
- A collection of close to 2000 ideas for science projects. Also available in PDF format for printing and in .lit format for e-book readers.
- Science fair projects don't have to be Science-with-a-capital-S.
- Provides K-12 teachers and students with project ideas, experiment instructions, supporting facts, display tips and science competitions to enter.
- Ideas and approaches to science projects involving mushroom cultivation, from ready-made mushroom kits to culturing mushroom tissue from the wild.
- Includes a worksheet that poses fill-in-the-blank questions with suggested topics.
- Science fair project ideas and links to project guides, divided by age level.
- Users are provided project ideas using Shockwave activities in various topics of scientific discovery.
- Ideas for science fair projects in physics, chemistry, biology and astronomy.
- Includes questions to ask at each step in the process to ensure that your project is successful.
- Includes ideas for projects, step-by-step project instructions, links to other resources, and a board where students can exchange ideas.
- From the Worsley School, a sample science fair project that was purposefully done poorly. The project is presented and analyzed.
- Includes project ideas by subject, reference resources, helpful tips and tools, and sample projects.
- How you can use your Nintendo Game Boy as a versatile electronic measuring instrument in your next Science Fair project.
- List of ideas for projects.
- Topics, ideas and resources including solar cells, solar home, solar cars, heat appliances, photosynthesis and sample projects.
- Free science fair project ideas, with full instructions and explanations.
- PBS guide for students through each step of creating a successful project including challenges, questions, and creativity.
- Includes some topics you might choose to integrate into a science fair project.
- 6th and 7th grade science fair projects.
- Guide to picking, planning, and displaying a science project, as well as links to additional resources.
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