Science Fairs & Experiments

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Science Fair Projects, Grade One To Seven
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Static Electricity Science Project For Kids: Swinging Cereal

by Lela Davidson

Did you know ordinary cereal can be used to demonstrate the properties of static electricity in an engaging science project? Kids can learn to love science if they are given... keep reading →

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Could a bowling ball float just like a balloon?

Homeschool Science – Do Bowling Balls Float or Sink?

by Aurora Lipper

One of the first things we learn about water is that heavy things sink in it. But is that always the case? This homeschool science project will help to demonstrate that not... keep reading →

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Elementary Science Fair grading “How school science fair judges think"

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Knowing what the judges are thinking during the elementary science fair can boost your confidence. But the big question is, “What is the judge thinking?” If only you... keep reading →

Forensic Science for Kids

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Kids love to learn about forensic science--the field in which criminal investigators analyze evidence from a crime scene to help "catch the culprit." Though in reality this... keep reading →

Science Fair Projects, Grade One To Seven

Science fair projects, grade one to seven needs to increase in difficulty a little each year. By grade five you can really start to expect good scientific method from the... keep reading →

How to harness Sun's energy by making a solar concentrator

Visit this web page for detailed step-by-step construction method of a solar concentrator. If you need to work on your solar parabolic cooker project this is the article you... keep reading →

The Pomato Plant: A Science Project / Bible Class Lesson for Homeschoolers

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As homeschooling parents we often think "outside the box" when it comes to planning lessons for our children. We like to find projects that are educational, fun and... keep reading →

Science Fair Project Ideas

Time to get ready for the school Science Fair. I know where to buy the project boards, paper, and everything they may need. The hardest part about the Science Fair in my... keep reading →

Static Electricity Science Project For Kids: Use a Balloon to Light a Light Bulb

by Lela Davidson

In this fun and easy science project, kids learn to use a balloon to light a light bulb. Kids can learn to love science if they are given the opportunity to learn about it... keep reading →

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