1. Agriscience Fair

2. Components Needed Written Report Logbook Display
Interview/Presentation

3. Logbook
Your logbook is one of the most important pieces of your project. It will contain accurate and detailed notes of a well-planned, implemented project. Your notes should be a consistent and thorough record of your project. These notes will be your greatest aid when writing your paper.

4. Written Report Title Page Abstract Introduction Literature Review
Materials and Methods
Results
Discussion and Conclusion
References
Acknowledgements

5. Display
Each exhibit should include information relevant to the study and any objects the student wishes to display. All projects must have the following information attached to the exhibit:
Name of person(s) responsible for developing the project
Chapter state, name
Title of category entered
Division entered (I, II, III, or IV)
Should use a standard printed poster for your display

6. Interview/Presentation
Students will present their projects to their classmates. Students and myself will be able to ask questions proceeding each group’s presentation.

7. Creating a Project Pick a subject area Narrow the scope
Getting Started
Pick a subject area
Narrow the scope
Consider you SAE
Create a Hypothesis
Translate the problem into a question
Test the Hypothesis
Research
Redefine problem
Revisit the hypothesis
Experiment
Form conclusion
Report results

8. Agriscience Fair Project
Research
Primary research
Interviews
Exploratory experiments
Surveys
Secondary research
Books
Journals/newspapers
Internet
Peer reviewed articles
Reporting results
Charts
Graphs