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All About Science Fair
- Science fair guide - resources for students
- Getting Started
- Recommended Guidelines
- How To Get Started
- Prepare for Science fair
- Guide to Science fair projects
- Projects to choose
- What Makes a Good Science Fair Project
- Science fair basics
- Conducting psychological research for science fairs
- California State Science Fair
- Los Angeles Science Fair
Study Materials
- Everyday Science
- All About science projects
- Science projects Teaching Materials
- Science project rules
- science fair ideas
- Benefits of Science fair
- Statistical thinking for science fair
- Experimental Science Projects Guide
Chemistry projects
- Solar Hot Dog Cooker
- Peanut Power
- Battery Life
- Balloon in a Bottle
- Anti-Gravity Go - A Self-Siphoning Gel
- Fruit Battery
- DNA Model
- Creating own Water Cycle
Video Files
- Balancing Nails - Video file
- Balloon in a bottle - Video file
- A Self-Siphoning Gel - Video file
- Soda Mentos - video file
- Experiment Growing Bacteria in Agar Petri Dishes - video file
- Fire Makers- video file
- Instant Worms - Video File
- Dry Ice Experiment - Video file
- Pumpkin fun - Video file
- Halloween science - Video file
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Information Profile @ a Glance
- The background of Science Fair history
really began when E.W. Scripps created Science Services as a nonprofit
organization in 1921. The purpose was to bridge the gap between
scientific achievement and the public’s knowledge of such
achievement
- In 1999 Science Service partnered with
Discovery Communications, Inc and launched the Discovery Channel Young
Scientist Challenge (DCYSC), a program that celebrates the abilities of
5th - 8th grade science fair winners. Another marker in Science Fair
history
- Science Fair can arguably be the
largest academic undertaking of a student's school career, yet to date,
there are few resources that provide students with a method to work
step-by-step through their projects.
- In the United States, the largest
annually held science fair is the Intel International Science and
Engineering Fair (ISEF).
- science fairs first became popular in
the early 1950s, with the ISEF, then known as the National Science
Fair.
- CWSF is an annual science fair
in Canada held by the Youth Science Foundation of Canada. It is at the
highest level of competition in Canada, and approximately 400 projects
are judged at the fair.
- The Internet Science and Technology
Fair (ISTF) is the 21st century science fair that challenges students to
use information technology tools to discover and explore the future of
science and engineering.
- South India
Science Fair succeeds in simplifying science - From the prototype
of a battery operated vehicle that could be used to flush out naxals in
dense forests, a bicycle with nine functions, and tsunami and earthquake
warning systems to demonstration of the recycling of wastes.
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Physics Projects
- Build your Own Magnetometer
- Great Space Exploration
- Mission Science
- Electromagnet
- Nanotechnology school kit
- Wind Speed Indicator
- Oatmeal Box Pinhole Camera
- Static Electricity
Experimental Projects
- Caffeine Extraction Lab
- Light producing chemical reaction
- CyberFair - Battery Power
- Lemon Power
- Air Battery
- Wooden Generator
Innovative Projects
- Craft and Technology
- How to make puzzles
- Matchstick Models and Science Experiments
- Extracting Onion DNA
- Make A Thermometer
- Winter Sleep
- Colour changes in leaf
Science Projects
- Digital Science Experience
- Balancing Nails
- Science puzzles
- Science with kite
- Solar energy science projects
- Science fair projects
- Make a Turbine
- Experiment Growing Bacteria in Agar Petri Dishes
Environmental Projects
- Climate and Green House Effect
- Green House Effect
- Plant cutting and plant hormones
- Flower Experimental projects
- Plants grow better in soil or water
- Greenhouse Effect
- Steamboat Power
- why is sky - blue
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