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Science Fair Project
- All
Science Fair Projects: Search our collection of over
500 free science fair project ideas with full instructions and
explanations. A good resource for teachers and students. All
Science Fair Projects
- Battlefield
Middle School's Science Fair Page - suggestions for science
fair project topics, and links to science fair sites.
- Cyber-Fair: Created
for and by students in grades 3 through 6. Students and teachers
the world-over are welcome to visit this site to: read the
results of student science fair projects, look for ideas for
their own projects, and share the results of their projects with
other students. Doug Johnson
- Discovering
Infrared - The Herschel Experiment: This easy, low-cost
experiment will allow students to discover infrared for
themselves. It is ideal for a the classroom and for science
fairs. This is a version of the original experiment in which
William Herschel discovered that there are forms of light beyond
what we can see with our eyes. Linda Hermans-Killam (IPAC/Caltech)
- Discovering
Ultraviolet: The Ritter Experiment: After hearing about
William Herschel's discovery of infrared light in 1800, Johann
Ritter decided to see if he could detect light beyond the other
end of the spectrum - past violet. This simple, low-cost
experiment is ideal for the classroom or for a science fair
project. Includes a detailed description of the Ritter
experiment, an example with images, and science standards. Linda
Hermans-Killam
- E-Database
of Student Research: Science: The National Student
Research Center is dedicated to promoting student research and
the use of the scientific method in all subject areas across the
curriculum, especially science and math. National
Student Research Center
- Experimental
Science Projects: An Intermediate Level Guide: This
intermediate level guide contains information from Experimental
Science Projects: An Introductory Level Guide. Additional
material has been added to help distinguish between different
types of scientific studies. More details are also given about
the experimental scientific method, and the steps involved.
Several new sections have been added, most notably one that
introduces experimental errors. David Morano, Mankato
State University
- It's
Science Fair Time - this site provides detailed instructions
and resources designed to assist the teacher in developing an 8
week science fair game plan.
- Mr.
Gartland's Science Fair Page - information on these areas:
choosing a topic, designing an experiment, planning your
project, the report and the presentation.
- National
Student Research Center - much information about all aspects
of student research projects and science fair projects. Be sure
to check out the Electronic Library and the E-Journal of Student
Research.
- Painless
Science Fair Projects - suggestions and information on how
to develop a science fair project idea.
- Planning
a Good Science Fair Project - tips on making a timetable,
using the scientific method, writing about your project and
presenting your project.
- Practical
Hints for Science Fair Projects - some short pointers on the
main aspects of preparing a project.
- The
Science Club: Kids' Science Projects - information on
suggested science projects and links to other science project
sites.
- Science
Fair Idea Exchange - an extensive archive of ideas for
science fair projects, plus links to other science fair sites.
- Science
Fair Information from the Mad Scientist Library - links to
sites giving project ideas and sites providing help with setting
up and organizing a science fair project.
- Science
Fair Internet Resources - extensive links to resources in
all science areas, plus resources dealing directly with science
fair projects.
- Science
Fair Project Resource Guide - this site, part of the
Internet Public Library, gives information on: how to do a
science fair project, sample projects, project ideas, science
magazines and science resources.
- Science
Fair Projects: A Resource for Students and Teachers - links
to resources which give either general information about science
fair projects, or specific project ideas.
- Science
Fairs Home Page - check out the many science project ideas
at the primary, elementary, intermediate and senior level.
- Science
Project Help Sites - links to sites which offer general help
in planning a project, or specific suggestions for project
titles.
- So
You're Going to Have a Science Fair - complete information
on organizing science fair projects and a science fair.
- Steps
to Prepare a Science Fair Project - a nicely written set of
steps to guide students through the science fair project
process.
- Your
Guide to Science Fair Projects from Idea to Exhibit - a
complete description of how to develop a science fair project
- Internet
Science and Technology Fair: The Internet Science and
Technology Fair is an opportunity for teachers to provide their
classes with a hands-on, computer-oriented learning activity.
The Fair is designed to reinforce students’ interest in the
fields of science and technology. Students on three
levels--elementary school (grades 3–5), middle school (grades
6–9) and high school (grades 10–12)--apply National Critical
Technologies to real world problems. They accomplish this by
gathering and analyzing information from the Internet and by
communicating with scientists and engineers via e-mail as their
project progresses. Their final product is an ISTF Project
Homepage which is hosted at their school’s website. University
of Central Florida College of Engineering
- Internet
Science and Technology Fair: The Internet Science and
Technology Fair is a unique opportunity for teachers to provide
their classes with a hands-on, computer-oriented learning
activity. University of Central Florida
- National
Student Research Center: Everything that students,
teachers and parents need to know about doing K-12 student
research and science fair projects. John I. Swang, Ph.D.
- Opening
the door to science through science fair: This website
is designed to help middle school age students explore and learn
about experimentation through the science fair process. Hathaway
Brown School
- Science
Fair Projects: Science fair projects: Topics, Ideas and
Resources. Julian Rubin
Science
Fairs Home Page: Designed to aid students in the most
difficult aspect of their science fair experience--getting an idea. Eastern
Newfoundland Science Fairs Council
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