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Hey, I'm Jacobie09. I know quite a bit about Science Fair projects and here are a few helpful tips.
1. Find something new, something that is unusual but not ridiculous.
2. Try to break new ground. I know it's hard to do, but this is what the judges on National Level are looking for.
3. Do a lot of work whether it ends up good or not. The judges want to see hard work not an easy-to-do winner.
Jacobie09
Advice on Science Fair Projects
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Jacobie09
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The subject I hate is the subject I love: Math
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Re: Advice on Science Fair Projects
4. Use spell and gramar [sic] check to catch items such as "Do a lot of work whether it ends up good [sic] or not".
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Jacobie09
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Re: Advice on Science Fair Projects
LOL I guess that would also be a good rule to use.
The subject I hate is the subject I love: Math