Science Fair

Aug 12, 2012

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INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR. Rules and Guidelines. . . . . . SRC Scientific Review Committee. Reviews some projects before experimentationReviews all projects just prior to competitionMembership must include:a biomedical scientist (Ph.D., M.D., D.V.M., D.D.S., D.O.)an educator

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Science Fair

. "Discovery consists of seeing what everybody has seen and thinking what nobody has thought."- Albert Szent-Gyorgyi. 2012 Science Fair Professional Development Series. What Is an Abstract?. A brief, written explanation of the research project, consisting of a succinct description of the projec

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Guidelines. All projects must use the Scientific Method with each part labeled.All must be experiments - not models or demonstrations.All must be presented on a tri-fold free standing board.. Scientific Method. Identify

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TITLE. Catches attentionIs relevant to the project. Example:It's Not Easy Being Green. Problem. What are you curious aboutReasons for experimentWhy are you doing this project?. Example:I want to see if green light will make plants grow taller.. Research. Educating yourselfLook to resources to

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Science Fair . What do I do???. Go to this site, it will guide you through…What do I do??. http://www.science-projects-resources.com/5th-grade-science-projects.html This will help you pick what will work for you: http://www.sciencebuddies.org/. Steps. Choose a Category How to Find an Idea

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Science Fair. From Selecting a Topic to Creating a Question. Ultimate Goals. To ask a question and design a way in which to scientifically assess the question To design a model to test the question and describe outcomes To analyze data from multiple trials To evaluate changes to the model

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Science Fair:. Getting Started with Your Project. What Makes a Good Science Fair Project ?. A good Science Fair project involves the student in a journey of discovery, driven by curiosity.

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Science fair . Big Question . My big Q is which water will evaporate faster the water that the water that is higher or the one that is lower . Hypothesis . My hypothesis is the one that is higher will evaporate faster then the other one . Interesting facts.

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Science Fair. Oakdale Elementary. Good Example:. Good Example:. Good Example:. Good Example:. Good Example:. Good Example:. Good Example:. Good Example:. Good Example:. OK Example:. An Example of how to Set up Your Tri-Fold. An Example of how to Set up Your Tri-Fold.

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Science Fair. Data, Data, Everywhere. "Discovery consists of seeing what everybody has seen and thinking what nobody has thought." - Albert Szent-Gyorgyi. What’s so important about data?.

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Science Fair. Why?. The Science Fair has many benefits: Application of the Scientific Method Research Data Collection Analysis Graphing Public Speaking Artistic Display Creativity Critical Thinking. The Process. Topic Research Research Paper Hypothesis / Bibliography Materials

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Science Fair. GISD Secondary Schools. What?. The science fair is a way for you to demonstrate your scientific knowledge. This year the projects will be judged in categories… with LOTS of subcategories. Animal Science Behavioral and Social Sciences Biochemistry

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Science Fair. Question:. Do people of different ages have a different sense of smell?. Why did I pick this question?. I picked this question because has people get older they loose their hearing and their eyesight so I was wondering if they also lost their sense of smell. Hypothesis.

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Science Fair. By: Caleb Atwood, Jacob Baron, Bryton Pruett. Purpose and Hypothesis. The reason I’m doing this project is to see what substance insulate an ice cube the best : Tinfoil, Tissue, Paper Bag. I think that Tinfoil will keep the ice from melting because deflects heat and light.

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Research Plan. Science Fair. Human Subjects. BSL2. District Regional State. IRB. Sponsor. BSL1. Abstract. Independent. SRC. Rules and Regulations. Variable. Biological Hazards. Dependent. Safety. Forms. PHBA. BSL3. Risk Assessment. INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR.

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Science Fair. Information. The purpose of the Science Fair is to offer students the opportunity to think deeply about science as it applies to everyday life. Dates. Woodland Heights Elementary Science Fair - Kindergarten-5 th grade - Thursday, November 7, 2013

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Science Fair. The Ins and Outs and Dos and Don’ts. Why do one?. Discovering something amazing Developing Skills Cash and Prizes You’re Required!. What you’re doing.

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SCIENCE FAIR. 2013. Main Objectives of Having a Science Fair. To encourage students to become actively involved and interested in Science. Most important of all, for the students to have FUN while learning something new. Other Objectives of Having a Science Fair.

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Science Fair. Format (Steps to Follow) Purpose Research Question Hypothesis Materials Procedure Results Conclusion. PURPOSE.

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Science Fair!. Due date January 13 th Science fair is January 26 th 5:30- 7:30 pm. www.sciencebuddies.org. Computer lab Use the Topic wizard to help you find an interesting science fair project After using the topic wizard, be sure to check out the Science Fair Project Guide

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Science Fair. Science Fair. 2008. By Crickett Buker Indian River County Science and Engineering Fair Director. Science fair projects at the middle school level are much more advanced than elementary projects. Main differences. More stringent rules

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Science Fair. Due dates and guide lines. Dates. September: 21 st : Reference sheet with 5 sources based on APA formatting 28 th : Experimental design sheet (can be turned in sooner) October: Experiments and another research needs to be done by the end of October November:

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Science Fair!. Everything you need to know. What is a science fair project?. These projects allow students to experiment, make decisions, form and reform hypothesis, test and examine ideas, seek solutions, and most important learn more about themselves and their world.

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