It's that time again....science fair! Earlier this week students were given our school's science fair informational packet. The packet includes all check points and due dates. Here is a brief overview of the science fair that I gave the students.
The science fair project is just like our investigations (labs or experiments) that we do in class. We have completed two lab report sheets in our science notebook about two investigations about paper airplanes and exercise. Science fair is just like completing our lab reports just on a bigger space. Instead of one sheet of paper in our notebook, your information from your experiment will be on a tri-fold board. An example of a finished project is below.
- a testable question
- hypothesis
- plan (materials and procedure)
- graph showing data from experiment
- conclusion
- photos
Checkpoint
|
Due Date
|
Testable
Question
|
Friday,
January 8
|
Hypothesis
|
Friday,
January 15
|
Materials
and Procedure Check #1
|
Friday,
January 22
|
Materials
and Procedure Check #2
|
Friday,
January 29
|
Evidence
of Progress (video, parent email, written description, video, or parent phone
call)
|
Friday, February
5
|
Graph
Set Up
|
Wednesday,
February 10
|
Conclusion
|
Friday,
February 19
|
Science Fair Project Board
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Monday,
February 29
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