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The document outlines the due dates and requirements for a science fair project. It lists the assignment, due date, and point value for each step including selecting a topic, writing a problem statement, researching, forming a hypothesis, writing procedures, conducting an experiment, analyzing data, drawing conclusions, suggesting improvements, and creating a display board. The total project will be completed over the first and second quarters with classroom presentations taking place from November 18-20 and the final science fairs in November and January.

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Sciencefairduedates

The document outlines the due dates and requirements for a science fair project. It lists the assignment, due date, and point value for each step including selecting a topic, writing a problem statement, researching, forming a hypothesis, writing procedures, conducting an experiment, analyzing data, drawing conclusions, suggesting improvements, and creating a display board. The total project will be completed over the first and second quarters with classroom presentations taking place from November 18-20 and the final science fairs in November and January.

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SCIENCE FAIR DUE DATES

Assignment

Due Date

Select Topic: Try visiting a museum,


zoo, science center or the library for
ideas.

Tues.
9/8

Write a Problem Statement/Big


Question: Make sure it is a question
you can investigate yourself.
Research & Note Taking: Use
books, magazines, encyclopedias,
internet. Be sure to site your
sources & use good websites!
Hypothesis: A good guess of what
you think the outcome of your
experiment will be.

Fri.
9/11

Procedures: Step by step how to do


your experiment and a list of
materials you will need. Be detailed!
Experiment & Record
Observations: Collect the materials
and do the experiment. Collect all
your data in a journal.
Organize & Analyze Data: Use
graphs, charts, or tables to make
your data easy to understand.
Determine whether it supports your
hypothesis.
Conclusions: Summarize your data
and state whether it supports your
hypothesis. Be sure to restate the
hypothesis!
Improvements: Analyze your
experiment. What went wrong?
What could you improve on? What
other things could you research in
the future?
Display Board: Displays charts,
graphs, photos, illustrations, neat
lettering and models of your
experiment. All information is
organized neatly and typed. (See
example for required format)
Total Project: (this will be broken up in

Mon.
10/5

progressbook as stated above, and will


be split over 1st and 2nd quarter.)

Date
Completed

Parent
Check

Thurs.
9/24
Tues.
9/29

Wed.
10/21
Mon.
10/26
Mon.
11/2
Wed.
11/4

Tues.
11/17
Wed.-Fri.
Nov. 18-20

Classroom Presentations -- November 18-20, 2015


Building Science Fair TBD _____________________
Constellation Science Fair January 23, 2016

Teacher
Check

Teacher
Point
Value

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