Science Fair Information
Your teacher is the best source for information and rules of your science projects. Get permission before using any of the following material on the scientific method or science project display boards.
Finding Answers is Easy; Your Greatest Challenge is Asking the Right Questions.
The Scientific Method for a School Science Project
Science Project Display Board for Experimental Projects
Science Project Display Board for Research Projects
Project Planning for a Science Fair Project
Tips for doing Research on the Internet
Other Links to Science Fair Information:
Successful Science Fair Projects: From a science teacher and former science fair organizer this site breaks down the process of a project for a science fair.
The Science Project Encyclopedia: Maintained by the University of Florida this site provides a wealth of information for science fair project process, the scientific method, endless lists of science fair topics, photo gallery of actual fair display boards for science projects, and much more.
What Makes a Good Science Fair Project?: Is a guide written by Anita Gale with assistance from the California State Science Fair Judging Policy Advisory Committee. It contains one concise page about the overall science fair process that any fair participant should read.
Science Fair Project Guidebook: This hands-on guidebook covers the basics from how to chose a science fair topic to the final exhibit. It provides step-by-step experiments for science fairs each specifying grade level appropriateness. The site provides a free download of the science project guide.
National Student Research Center: A wealth of information, examples, and resources which students and teachers can use to help them conduct student research projects for science fairs and classroom inquiry activities.
