In many elementary, middle, and high schools, science fairs occur
annually. These fairs offer serious students a chance to explore areas of
interest in depth. They also provide opportunities for students to explore
areas they may not have otherwise considered. Participation in science fairs requires
planning, academic discipline, and academic rigor. There is much information
available on the Internet to help teachers, students, and parents work through
the process. A sampling includes
Science Fair Central—For students, teachers, science fair coordinators, and parents. This site
offers a step-by-step process from choosing a project to creating an effective
presentation.
Science Fair Projects—An aid to help students find topics for their science fair projects.
Science Fairs Homepage—This site is designed to aid students in the most difficult aspect of their
science fair experience; getting an idea. It lists projects in four categories:
primary, elementary, intermediate, and senior.
ScienceStuff.com—This website includes a sample science fair judging sheet to help the student
and parent better understand how a project may be evaluated.
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