It’s science fair time again! That time of the year when students and their parents are faced with the demands of finding and creating a science project. Instead of dreading your science fair, why not make it fun? Finding the right project is the first step!
What do you like: Sports? Music? Good food? All are great ideas for a science fair project. Finding a project in an area that interest you is the key to a successful and fun science fair project!
There are many places to look for science fair projects. Figure out a topic you like and you can probably find a science project about it. For example, do you like baseball? Maybe you like music? How about recent events like tsunamis? These are all great science fair project subjects.
For older students how about a project on the opposite sex. For example, you could do a project on “Who needs more space? Boys or Girls?" Or, “Who has better study habits? Boys or Girls"? These projects will involve observation and carefully constructed questionnaires to gather the data you will need to either prove or disprove your hypothesis.
What ever project you choose, it must conform to the scientific method. You will need a hypothesis, controls, procedures, materials, conclusion, a good display and proof of your original hypothesis. But most important of all, it should about something you like. As this will make all the required steps interesting and fun! Terimore Institute, Inc. has an amazing variety of science fair projects and instructions you can download right now! Step by step guidelines to help you complete a winning science fair project! Each project includes instructions on the scientific method, presentation tips and judging insights.
Mort Barish is co-founder of Terimore Institute, Inc. Terimore Institute provides science fair projects for children in grades K-12 to help them successfully compete in science fairs. He has been creating educational materials for children and related graphic communications for almost fifty years. He is the author of seven books and has won numerous awards for his graphic presentations. He was the President and Founder of an award winning Marketing Communications firm for 27 years.
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