Do you have a question that you have always wanted to know the answer to? If not… think about science topics that interest you:  Energy  Light  Animals.

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Do you have a question that you have always wanted to know the answer to? If not… think about science topics that interest you:  Energy  Light  Animals & Plants  Water Cycle  Matter  Weather & Climate  Ecosystems  Electricity  Magnets

What’s the problem?  Your problem statement:  What do you want to find out?  What question do you want answered? The Consumer’s Challenge (Bubble Gum) PROBLEM:_____________________________________

Research  Information about your topic found in books, online, or from people.  What is gum made of?  Does one particular substance make is chewy?  Compare what different brands of gum are made of?  The Consumer’s Challenge (Bubble Gum) RESEARCH QUESTION:____________________________

Design Experiment  How will YOU test your question?  CAN YOU DO IT?  Make a list of materials and equipment you will need  The Consumer’s Challenge (Bubble Gum) EXPERIMENT:_____________________________________

Hypothesis  What do you think will happen?  DO THIS BEFORE YOU CONDUCT YOUR EXPERIMENT!!!  The Consumer’s Challenge (Bubble Gum) HYPOTHESIS:_____________________________________

Conduct Experiment (procedures)  Make observations with your senses and keep careful written records of what you did and saw.  LIST OF MATERIALS & TOOLS  PRODCEDURES:  If someone wanted to recreate your experiment these would be the directions they would follow. Don’t leave anything out!  Ex: recipe The Consumer’s Challenge (Bubble Gum) PROCEDURES:_____________________________________

Results/Conclusions  Analyze your observations and draw conclusions.  Explain what happen and WHY.  You can include charts, graphs, or pictures to display results.  If you choose to, you may include a research paper. This is NOT required.  The Consumer’s Challenge (Bubble Gum) RESULTS:_____________________________________

Prepare Your Exhibit  Your own creativity will determine how you will create your exhibit. You must include: 1. Title (question) 2. Statement of the Problem 3. Hypothesis 4. Results 5. Conclusions Your exhibits should not exceed the size below. They may be smaller. width- 32 inches depth- 36 inches (front to back) height- 48 inches above table surface

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