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Science Fair Displays

Science Fair Displays. Using Folders Instead of Backboards to Display your Science Fair Project. This is a science fair project from our school last year. It was entered into the regional science fair and won a ribbon. Title. Purpose. Hypothesis. Materials. Procedures.

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Science Fair Displays

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  1. Science Fair Displays Using Folders Instead of Backboards to Display your Science Fair Project

  2. This is a science fair project from our school last year. It was entered into the regional science fair and won a ribbon.

  3. Title

  4. Purpose

  5. Hypothesis

  6. Materials

  7. Procedures

  8. Observations: Experiment Images

  9. Graphs of the Data

  10. Discussion: Explanation of Results

  11. Conclusion

  12. Instead of displaying the project like this…

  13. …we’d like to display it like this:

  14. …we’d like to display it like this:

  15. It’s the same project…

  16. It’s the same project… Page 1 INTRODUCTION Title Purpose

  17. It’s the same project… Page 2 Hypothesis • Variables • Independent Variable • Dependent Variable Controlled Variables/ Controlled Variables/ Control (Constants)

  18. It’s the same project… Page 3 Safety Materials

  19. It’s the same project… Page 4 Procedures

  20. It’s the same project… Page 5 • Observations • This should be pictures, data tables or other information. It does not include the graphs.

  21. It’s the same project… Page 6 Graphs of the Data

  22. It’s the same project… Page 7 • Discussion • Explain your results and • what they mean. • Do they make sense? • Explain the science • Conclusion • Does your data support your • hypothesis? • What changes would you • suggest if you were to repeat • the experiment again? • Application for research.

  23. It’s the same project… • References • Be sure to give credit to • books, websites and people • who helped you. • USE PAGE 9 In your aganda to help with MLA FORMAT!

  24. It’s the same project… …but in a smaller format

  25. Less Paper • Less Cost • Less Bulk

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