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By Mary Lightbody Columbus Public Schools Science Fair Benefits Science Fair time can be an exciting period of days, weeks, or even months in which students make new discoveries about the world around them, and about themselves. Any science teacher making an assignment for students to participate in Science Fair has a schedule for the project, and ideas about what kinds of projects students should do. For example an elementary school student might do a demonstration or a model, a middle school students might do a research project or a simple experiment. High school students are expected to do a more complex experiment in an area of scientific inquiry which is of special interest to them. At every level the student proposes a topic, develops an understanding about the topic, explores it a bit further, and reports his or her findings to an audience. Students attempt to investigate a problem, perhaps even solving it in an innovative way, and teach themselves science through their discoveries. Projects may be in any area of science, might involve dis Science fair investigations require time management skills. Students must budget their time, space out the work in manageable chunks, keep to a schedule, and complete their experiment early enough to have ample time for making conclusions and retesting results if necessary for confirmation and confidence.

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Fun Science Fair Projects! Janice VanCleave The title of this article is viewed by some people as a contradiction of terms. Too often science fair projects are dreaded by teachers, librarians, and parents, as well as by the students. This is an unfortunate situation usually resulting from a lack of instructional materials to allow students, with a minimum of assistance depending on their age, to develop the project themselves. Science is a search for answers. Science projects are good ways to learn more about science as students search for answers to specific problems. Instructional materials are needed to give guidance and provide ideas, but students must do their part in the search by planning experiments, finding and recording information related to the problem, and organizing the collected data to find an answer. Presenting the project at a science fair can be a rewarding experience if the exhibit has been properly prepared. Trying to assemble a project overnight, however, only results in frustration and a poor grade. The student is also cheated out of the fun of being a science detective. Solving a scientific mystery, like solving a detective mystery, requires planning and the careful collecting of data. Students should be encouraged to start their projects with curiosity and a desire to learn something new. The following sections provide suggestions of how students can get started on this scientific quest. I divide a sample project into its parts and provide a format that can be used to guide students through other projects, regardless of the topic.

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Science Fairs Science Fairs - a Guide for Parents For Students For Parents For Teachers Site Map Science Fairs A Guide for Parents Projects, Topics, Experiments and Ideas What is the main topic of conversation at your dinner table? Have your children been asking which laundry soap best takes stain out of the clothes? Or, have you been noticing a growing collection of worms, ants, wires, magnets or batteries? Is there unfamiliar talk about hypothesis, independent variables? Well...what is all this activity about? Science Fairs are annual events where students are encouraged to design and carry out scientific investigations. At some science fairs, students also compete for various levels of recognition Whether or not your children win recognition or go on to compete at a state or national competition is not the focus. What is important is that your children believe in their greatness by experiencing small successes along their journey. Also, it is in the practice of science that they learn to approach life's challenges in a systematic way. This is what this event is really all about.

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