Monthly Archives: February 2008

There are three types of Science Fair projects – ‘Experiment’, ‘Study’ or ‘Innovation’. This video highlights a project where the student chose ‘Innovation’.

There are three types of Science Fair projects – ‘Experiment’, ‘Study’ or ‘Innovation’. This video highlights a project where the student chose ‘Study’.

There are three types of Science Fair projects – ‘Experiment’, ‘Study’ or ‘Innovation’. This video highlights a project where the student chose ‘Experiment’.

Now that you know more about Science Fairs – we hope you will get involved and enjoy the Science Fair Experience. With a little planning, an interesting topic, and an understanding of the rules – Science Fairs can be fun.

When the big day comes and you’re being judged on your project – presentation is everything! This chapter provides some great tips and interviews with students at the Canada Wide Science Fair. Rehearse – Rehearse – Rehearse.

The display board is a very important part of every Science Fair project and has to meet certain guidelines. Your material should be well organized and easy to read from a distance.

The more trials you do when conducting an experiment the more confidence you will have in your results. This chapter covers why you should keep a detailed log book for your Science Fair project to keep a record of your … Continue reading →

There are three types of Science Fair projects. Once you’ve decided on a topic – decide if yours is an ‘Experiment’, a ‘Study’ or an ‘Innovation’. This chapter offers information and tips on developing your project and includes interviews with … Continue reading →

This chapter of “Preparing for Science Fairs” includes tips and interviews with students on how to get started and choose a topic for your Science Fair Project.