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How to Do a Science Fair Project
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1.  The Scientific Method
2.  Picking a Topic
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5.  Review of Literature
6.  Variables & Hypothesis
7.  Materials List & Procedure
8.  Conduct Experiment
9.  Data Analysis & Graph
10.  Conclusions
11.  Research Paper
12.  Display Board
13.  Judging
14.  Sample Project
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One of the most important considerations in picking a topic for your science fair project is to find a subject that you consider interesting. You'll be spending a lot of time on your project, so you don't want it to be about something that is boring.

The Topic Selection Wizard

We know that finding a topic is the hardest part of a science project, and sometimes you just need a little help focusing on what sorts of project topics would be of interest to you. To help you find a science fair topic that can hold your interest, Science Buddies has developed the Topic Selection Wizard. By answering a series of questions about everyday interests and activities, you will help us identify an area of science that is best for you. So click on the link and let's get started!

 

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