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Static Electricity Science Project
Static Electricity Science Project – Have you ever heard the saying “opposites attract”? You may or may not agree with it, but in science, it’s true – opposites do attract.
All matter – which is almost everything that you can see – is made up of atoms. Atoms are tiny particles that are the building blocks [...]
Nature Science Project – Bird Watching
Nature Science Project Press Release:
JOIN THE GREAT BACKYARD BIRD COUNT
Count for Fun, Count for the Future
New York, NY and Ithaca, NY—Bird and nature fans throughout North America are invited to join tens of thousands of everyday bird watchers for the 12th annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC), February 13-16, 2009.
A joint project of the Cornell [...]
Middle School Science Projects – A Guide
Science Projects were easier in elementary school. Back then, you could submit a model rocket, an egg sucked into a bottle, or a simple science report on electricity. It’s different in middle school. Middle School science teachers want creative ideas, specific elements, in depth research, and detailed logs of the whole science fair process.
Finding a [...]
Easy Science Projects
It’s Friday night, and you’ve been putting it off for a month. But on Monday, your child’s science project is due. And you haven’t even started. You need an easy science project that can be done quickly, but it has to be good…
It’s not an easy thing to find! Science projects that are easy often [...]
Bread Mold Science Projects
Occasionally, we feature projects by other individuals. Here are some science project ideas on bread mold. Use them as a springboard for your science fair entry! But don’t forget to check out our project guides at 24 Hour Science Projects!
Bread Mold Science Fair Projects Ideas by Doug Nicholson
If you’re looking for an interesting science fair [...]
Science Project Ideas
Science project ideas aren’t easy to come up with. Here are some hints to help you choose the best science project for your child:
1. Check the science guidelines. What kind of project does your science fair require? There are five kinds of science projects: investigative (experimental), demonstration, research papers or reports, models, and collections. (For [...]
Vitamin C – Using an Indicator
When you mix Iodine and Vitamin C (the scienctific name is ascorbic acid), something interesting happens; the solution turns blue for a bit, then returns to the color of the juice. Keep adding the iodine, however, and the mixture will turn a very inky dark blue color. Why is this? Here’s a kid friendly explanation?
Iodine [...]
Ideas for Human Behavior Science Projects
Human Behavior Science Projects explore the fascinating ways that human being behave. There are so many things to discover, that the hardest part may be simply choosing a topic. Here’s a list of ideas to get you started.
1. Determine the soothing effect of music by taking the pulse before and after a five minute session.
2. [...]
Human Behavior Science Projects
Human behavior science projects are a popular choice for kids headed to the science fair. While gathering enough test subjects can be tricky, these projects can be a great way for students to learn about testing, meet interesting people, and have fun. Because of the difficulty in getting a large enough sample size, some teachers [...]
Fast And Easy Science Projects
“Fast and Easy Science Projects!” It sounds like something hawked between science fiction flicks on late night television. What it is, however, is the heart cry of every mom who has faced the looming deadline of a science fair.
Most science projects aren’t fast, and if they’re too easy, the teacher won’t accept them. Kids have [...]