Do YOUR PROJECT

Please make a durable and safe display to show off your project. It should have a backboard that stands up by itself!!!

All projects require a display that have the following parts:

Experiments, Models, Demonstrations

1. testable question
2. prediction (a guess about your results, also called "hypothesis")
3. list of materials
4. method--what you did to test for your answer, how you gathered and measured your results.
5. results, measurements, including charts, graphs and diagrams
6. a summary of your hypothesis and conclusion based on the results you got.
7. a list of the references you used.
8. a list of the adult help you received.

Read the Guidelines for Models » | Experiments » | Demonstrations »

Collections

1. testable question
2. general information about objects collected
3. information about how the collection was arranged
4. labels for each item in the collection
5. how and where the collection was gathered
6. a summary about what you learned about the items in your collection
7. a list of the references you used
8. a list of the adult help you received.

Read the Guidelines for Collections »

Scientific Report

1. a question or questions that tell what you want to know
2. an introductory paragraph introducing your topic
3. information you collected written in organized paragraph form
4. a concluding or summary paragraph giving conclusions about your findings.
5. pictures, charts, non-working models, photographs and drawings to make the report interesting. You may also have a backboard display.
6. a bibliography listing at least three different sources used.
7. written in very legible handwriting, typed or word processed, with correct spelling and grammar.
8. a list of the adult help you received.

Read the Guidelines for Reports »

Inventions

1. a catchy name for the invented product

2. a problem that you attempted to solve
3. an inventor's notebook detailing the investigations you conducted in manufacturing your product, notes, drawings, collected measurements , sketches, modifications, etc.
4. a complete list of all the materials used
5. a technical diagram of how the product is built, including measurements
6. a written description of exactly how you built the product.
7. an advertising campaign complete with jingle, packaging, price, and a sales pitch you would use in marketing your product
8. a list of the adult help you received.

Read the Guidelines for Inventions »

Important for All Displays: If your parent helped you in any way in conducting your research and in preparing your display, please include a statement listing the help you received. If you used library resources or the help of other people, you must list these as well.

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