Middle School Science Projects
It can be overwhelming when your middle school student comes home with that annual science fair project packet. Sure, they are supposed to choose a project that interests them and execute it on their own, but they often need help finding a topic, an executable project, and finding the materials they need to get it [...]
Winning Science Projects – A Straight Flush
We’ve got a lot of winning science projects in our collection of guides. One of our favorite winners is A Straight Flush. This experiment compares the biodegradability of different types of bathroom tissue.
Creating an Experiment from a Model, or Demonstration
Elementary and middle school science projects almost always have to be done in the form of an experiment. Many times, a model can be used in an experiment, and variables can be added to a demonstration, so that it can be one, too.
They’re LIVE – Middle School Science Projects!
We’re happy to report that Middle School Science Projects are now live! As you know, we’ve been working like – well – mad scientists at our house, and we can’t wait for you to choose your favorite project and start experimenting.
Science Project About Hair – Our Hair Raising Fun…
Designing the science experiment is an important part of our science. Our goal is to take the guesswork out for families, so that they have a step by step list for a science project that works. Read the story of how we found out what tape would be best to use in a science project about hair.
Elementary Science Projects
Elementary School teachers almost always require students to do at least one science project before they finish the fifth grade. Elementary science projects are easy to find, but finding the right project for your child can be a challenge. Here are five hints to help you find the best project for your grade school child.
The Scientific Method Unraveled
Depending on which science book you’re reading, there are either four, or five, or six steps to the scientific method. Doesn’t sound very scientific, does it?! It’s all basically the same general idea, so we’ve taken the average, and are giving you five steps:
1. Observation – Looking at something in the world. Watching things closely [...]