Links: Science Fair Help

Science Fair Entry Forms
Suggestions for Science Projects
Great Overall Websites
"Beginning the Process" Websites

Science Fair Entry and Experiment Forms

• General Experiment and Invention Information

MS Word (Win)| Adobe Acrobat (pdf)

• General Experiment Form

MS Word (Win)| Adobe Acrobat (pdf)

• General Invention Form

MS Word (Win)| Adobe Acrobat (pdf)

• Happy Valley Timeline

           MS Word (Win)| Adobe Acrobat (pdf)

• Happy Valley Volunteer and Board Order Form

          MS Word (Win)| Adobe Acrobat (pdf)

• Happy Valley Final Instructors

          MS Word (Win)| Adobe Acrobat (pdf)

• Springhill Entry and Experiment Form
  MS Word (Win) | Adobe Acrobat (pdf)

Suggestions for Science Projects

Need some ideas for your science project? Check out ours!

First choose your grade level and then choose the format you would like to use (HTML is easiest, but the others print faster and easier):

Grades K-3:  HTML | MS Word (Win) | Appleworks (Mac) | Adobe Acrobat

Grades 4-5:   HTML | MS Word (Win) | Appleworks (Mac) | Adobe Acrobat

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Great Overall Websites

Bunsen Bob's Science Hunt @ www.sciencehunt.com/HuntHow.nsf/MainFrame?OpenFrameSet
Great graphics, easy to use, and good for kids of all ages.

Cyber Fair @ www.isd77.k12.mn.us/resources/cf/welcome.html
Grades 3-6 only - allows you to look for ideas, view past projects, and post your own results when you are done.

Science Fair Central @ school.discovery.com/sciencefaircentral/
Includes cool project ideas, a science fair handbook, reviews of students' experiments, and more from Discovery Channel School.

Science Fair Projects at Yahoo @ http://www.yahooligans.com/Science_and_Nature/Experiments_and_Activities/Science_Fairs/
Many ideas, including a whole section on Math ideas.

Mad Scientist @ http://madsci.wustl.edu/libs/
Excellent overall site from start to finish. May be more appropriate for upper grades.

Beginning the Process

The Last Word @ www.last-word.com
Good starting point for formulating the hypothesis.

Science Fair Central @ http://school.discovery.com/sciencefaircentral/
Some good ideas but a little vague.

Cyberbee @ www.cyberbee.com/science/sciproj.html
Excellent starting point for all age groups. Helps you organize your thoughts.

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