Science & Engineering Fairs 101

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Science & Engineering Fairs 101 Basics: 6th & 7th Grade Science Performance Task 2016-17 by Chandra Wilkemeyer, Regional Fair Director Biology Teacher, Liberty School

Flow of Science & Engineering Fairs Classroom Fairs Classroom "Fairs" School Fairs Middle Schools: Select 6th - 8th graders High Schools: 9th -12th graders Regional Fair Jr. Div. – 6th -8th Sr. Div. – 9th - 12th *12 projects may be selected from each middle school to go on to the Regional Fair *10 projects will be selected from the Jr. Div. to earn a cash prize and participate in Broadcom Masters

Advanced Fair Opportunities Regional Fairs State Fairs Intel ISEF: International Science and Engineering Fair Advanced Fair Opportunities Broadcom MASTERS: Math, Applied Science, Technology and Engineering Rising Stars Legend: Both Divisions (Grades 6-12) Junior Division Only (Grades 6-8) Senior Division Only (Grades 9-12)

Why is the Fair important? Helps involve students in differentiated STEM activities. Helps boost science understand (and future SOL scores). View 2016 Highlights Video

Your Mission: Educate Regulate Prepare Enthuse Use the books and resources Regulate Use the forms required Insure student safety Prepare Follow the proposed guidelines and deadlines Enthuse Your attitude is contagious  

Beware to Screen for Potential Dangers With the Following: Vertebrate animals Humans Hazardous chemicals Hazardous biological agents (unknown bacteria/mold).

One Attitude:

Your Resources: Web Resources Text Resources “Human” Resources

Your Web Resources: Web resources - www.FauquierScienceFair.com Points to Intel ISEF Resources Points to other web links

Your Text Resources: Junior Division (Grades 6-8): So You Have to Do a Science Fair Project (suggested by Carol Ina Ramsak) Senior Division (Grades 9-12): Students and Research

So You Have to Do a Science Project: So You Have to Do a Science Fair Project Where Do You Begin? Project Ideas Gathering Information: …Treasure Hunt Guess What? The Hypothesis Test Your Guess: Experimentation Write it Down: Recording Observations Get it Together: Organize Your Data Pick up the Pieces: The Research Paper Show it Off: The Backboard Make it Perfect: Finishing Touches Give it Your All: The Science Fair You’re a Winner: What’s Next? Beyond the Local Fair

Additional “Text” Resources: Packet: 6th and 7th Grade Science Performance Task ISEF Rules booklet

Your “Human” Resources: School’s Science Fair Coordinator (who refers to the Science Fair Director) Teachers: Science Teachers Math Teachers Career & Technology Education School ITRTs Art Teachers Librarians Parents Community Mentors

Who’s Who in the Fauquier County Regional Science & Engineering Fair School:                                               Science Fair Coordinator: Fauquier High School                       Mrs. Debbie Fisher  Kettle Run High School                    Ms. Nikki Jenkins Liberty High School                           Dr. Allen Atkins Mountain Vista Gov. School            Mrs. Dee Thompson Homeschooling Representative     Mrs. Kelly Zieg Wakefield School                               Mr. Noah Egge           Auburn Middle School                      Mr. Chris Lembo    Cedar Lee Middle School                  Ms. Anne Bryant  Highland School                                 Mrs. Erica Deane     Marshall Middle School                    Mrs. Ashley Bringenberg Taylor Middle School                         Mrs. Sarah Cheatwood  Warrenton Middle School                 Mrs. Kay White Mountainside Montessori                Ms. Janelle Stewart                                                               Mr. Jeff Wolfe  Midland Christian Academy             Mrs. Becky Mullins ***************************************************** Regional Fair Director                       Mrs. Chandra Wilkemeyer Assistant Fair Director/                     Mrs. Dee Thompson Sr. Div. Head Judge                       Private/Jr. Div. Head Judge/ Mrs. Erica Deane Home School Coordinator   FCPS Instructional Supervisor         Mrs. Pam Pulver for Science, Health & PE Who’s Who in the Fauquier County Regional Science & Engineering Fair

Pay Attention to: Parent/Guardian Communication Science Projects versus Engineering Design Registration Deadlines Required Forms

Timeline of Fairs: Classroom Fairs: end of March 2017, winners go to: School Fairs: early April. 2017, winners go to: Regional Fair: (deadline to register is April 21, 2017)   Regional Fair Setup: Friday, April 28 (FHS Cafeteria) Jr. REGIONAL FAIR: Saturday, April 29 (FHS Cafeteria) Advancement beyond the Regional Fair: Top 10 % of Junior Division (approx. 10) –> Broadcom MASTERS (June) Top 10 Senior Division –> State Science Fair @ VMI (March 25, 2017) 1 Grand Prize, Senior Division–> Intel ISEF @ Los Angeles, CA (May 14-19, 2017)

Your Partners: Science Department Chair School’s Science Fair Coordinator   Parental Involvement – Crucial Involvement of Admin. Publicize – announcements / newsletters / school webpage / school media outlets

Science Fair Fun Help us get students excited about the Regional Science Fair by getting your students to submit a button design. The winning button design will be mass produced and used by the top Sr. Fair winner for the pin exchange at Intel ISEF in Los Angeles in May. The top prize is a $25 gift certificate Visit www.FauquierScienceFair.com and click on contests to participate in the Button Contest.

Idea to Mull Some schools do totally digital fairs Paperwork assignment, editing and storing. Powerpoint creation and editing. Powerpoint slideshow presentations given in class. Students prepare projects for judging by using voice recording to “present” as if judges were there. Judges are assignment projects to judge and sent links to judge virtually using a google form. Results are tallied digitally Teachers make sure each project is judged by the same number of judges. Only a few projects are selected and then printed out and turned into a poster board for the Regional Fair.

Potential Resource for Partially Digital Fairs www.FauquierScienceFair.com: Resources for Students/Teachers/Parents workshop resources Scroll down to the 11/18/15 date Sci. Fairs via Google Classroom  - E. Deane (Highland)