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Presentation Outline Science Fair

Introduction PURPOSE: Introduce your project and your science question What is the purpose of you project? What is your science question? Why is it important? Why is it interesting? What is your hypothesis?

Background PURPOSE: provide background information about your specific project What hypothesis do other scientists have on your topic?

Methods Step by step process of what you did to collect your data What tools did you use to answer your scientific question? What steps did you use to collect your data such as measurements, observations, and/or locations What controls were put into place to ensure data was the same way and answered your question?

DATA Explain your data

Discussion Purpose: to discuss the meaning of your data as It relates to your science question. What can you say about your data?

Conclusion Purpose: to summarize and conclude your science project Restate and answer your science question based on your interpretation from your discussion section Restate and support or refute any hypotheses based on your interpretations from your discussion section What future work could be done to expand your research project Who can you acknowledge for helping you complete your science project?