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1 Some material in this presentation is used under the fair use exemption of US copyright law. Further use is prohibited.

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3 A Science Fair Project has 5 steps. 1.Find an idea 2.Research and Hypothesis 3.Designing your Experiment 4.Data and Conclusion 5.Putting it all Together

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5 The Scientific Method 1.Ask a question. Who? What? Where? When? Why? How? Which?

6 The Scientific Method 2. Research the Question. This gives you information about your question.

7 The Scientific Method 3.Form a hypothesis. A hypothesis is an educated guess about the answer to your question.

8 The Scientific Method 4. Do an experiment to test your hypothesis.

9 The Scientific Method 5. Analyze your data and draw a conclusion. What did your experiment prove?

10 The Scientific Method 6. Present your Results. Tell the world what you know.

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12 The Library has a bunch of Science Fair project idea books.

13 Places to Look for an Idea Discovery Channel Exploratorium Fact Monster How Stuff Works: Science NASA

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15 How to Cite a Source Book last name, first name. Title. Place: publisher, date. Magazines Author. “Title.” Magazine. Date:page.

16 How to Cite a Source Database Author. “Title.” Magazine. Date: page. Name of the Database. Date of Access. Web address. Website Title of Site. Editor. Date. Name of Sponsoring Institution. Date of Access..

17 How to Cite a Source Or create an account on: Bibme

18 Works Cited Haduch, Bill. Science Fair Success Secrets. New York: Dutton Children’s Books, 2002. Hirschmann, Kris. You Can Create a Killer Science Fair Project. New York: Scholastic, 2010.


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