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Science Fair Project

_________ Points

This project involves the use of the scientific method in order to solve a problem. In solving the problem, you will conduct an experiment and record the results.

The problem must relate to science.
According to most state laws, you may not experiment on any vertebrate. Check out the Mass. Science Fair frequently asked questions
Choose a problem that can be measured accurately each day.
You may not choose a topic that has been chosen by another student.
Do NOT do a "demonstration" project (i.e. Build a robot) unless you intend to do an experiment with your demonstration.
Pick a topic that you're interested in!

Here is a list of the due dates for each part:

_________________ Topic picked and OK'd by teacher.

_________________ Diary and experiment begin (Daily logbook).

_________________ Lab report is due (include a diagram).

_________________ First draft of research is due (5 pages, 3 sources)

_________________ Diary ends. Begin making graphs and finishing report.

_________________ Written report is due (including graphs).

_________________ Science Fair display (posters, etc.) due.

_________________ Science Fair.

Requirements: This project should include:

A good cover
A table of contents
A bibliography (At least 3 sources...see packet for more information)
At least 3 graphs
Written pages (including research, lab report, and diary)
Pictures, diagrams, photos, video or audiotapes, maps, power point presentations, etc. are optional.

A science fair display of posters, materials, etc. will be due on the day of the Science Fair.


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