Seventh Grade Science Projects (649 results)

Science Buddies' seventh grade science projects are the perfect way for seventh grade students to have fun exploring science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Our seventh grade projects are written and tested by scientists and are specifically created for use by students in the seventh grade. Students can choose to follow the science experiment as written or put their own spin on the project.

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Genetically Modified Organisms: Create Glowing Bacteria! Log in to add favorite More Menu Read More Show Others Like This Science Fair Project Idea Have you ever heard or read about GMO? GMO stands for genetically modified organisms. Scientists can deliberately modify the DNA of organisms, such as bacteria or plants, to change their properties for a specific purpose. For example, crops can be modified to become more drought- or pest-resistant. Genetic engineering is a very powerful tool in biotechnology that has already found many different applications in agriculture, medicine, and industry. In this project, you will engineer a… Read more Bath Bomb Science Log in to add favorite More Menu Read More Show Others Like This Project Kit Available Science Fair Project Idea Have you ever had a refreshing bath using a bath bomb? A bath bomb is several ingredients mixed and molded into a shape, which becomes fizzy when it touches the water. It can be quite a relaxing experience, especially if your bath bomb has a nice fragrance or includes some bath salts. The fizz is the result of a chemical reaction taking place between different ingredients within the bath bomb. In this science project, you will get to make your own homemade bath bombs and explore how changing… Read more Can Plants Stop Soil Erosion? Log in to add favorite More Menu Read More Show Others Like This Science Fair Project Idea Soil erosion can cost the world billions of dollars every year by washing pollutants into our streams and rivers and by causing the loss of farmland. What can you do about this problem? Help save the world (and some money!) with nothing more than a few plants! Read more Explore Optical Illusions: Build an Infinity Mirror Log in to add favorite More Menu Read More Show Others Like This Science Fair Project Idea Do you want to trick friends and visitors with an amazing optical illusion? In this engineering design project you will learn how to build an infinity mirror,with built-in lights that make the mirror look like a deep tunnel with no end. But pick the mirror up and look behind it, and you will see that it is only a couple of inches thick! Read this project to find out not only how this illusion works, but how to design and build your very own infinity mirror from scratch. Read more Potato Battery: How to Turn Produce into Veggie Power! Log in to add favorite More Menu Read More Show Others Like This Project Kit Available Science Fair Project Idea Imagine telling your friends about your latest science project: using a battery to make a light turn on. You might get some blank stares...sounds a little boring and basic, right? Now tell them you will do it with a potato! Yes, you can actually use fruits and vegetables as part of an electric power source! Batteries power many things around you, including cell phones, wireless video game controllers, and smoke detectors. In this science project, you will learn about the basics of battery… Read more Are Fingerprint Patterns Inherited? Log in to add favorite More Menu Read More Show Others Like This Science Fair Project Idea Have you ever looked at two girls and thought they looked so similar that they must be sisters? What about a father and his son — have you ever seen a boy who looked just like how his father did when he was younger? We can often tell that two people are related because they appear to have several similar physical traits. This is because children receive half of their DNA — their genetic blueprints — from each parent. What about fingerprints — are they an inherited trait?… Read more How Salty Does the Sea Have to Be for an Egg to Float? Log in to add favorite More Menu Read More Show Others Like This Science Fair Project Idea Some objects float on top of the ocean, and other objects sink to the bottom. Why? Try this eggsperiment to find out! Read more Hydroponics: Gardening Without Soil Log in to add favorite More Menu Read More Show Others Like This Science Fair Project Idea What do plants need to grow? Most of us would answer that they need light, air, water, and soil. But by using a process called hydroponics, you can grow plants without soil! How does it work? Try this project and see for yourself! Read more Make Your Own Shampoo and Test How It Performs! Log in to add favorite More Menu Read More Show Others Like This Science Fair Project Idea Do you like your hair shiny and beautiful? The key to keeping your hair nice and clean is to use a good shampoo. But with so many different products in the store, how do you know which one works best for you? In this science project, you will put a variety of shampoos to the test, including your own self-made organic shampoo recipes. Do you think these will perform better than a store-bought product? Read more Cold Pack Chemistry: Where Does the Heat Go? Log in to add favorite More Menu Read More Show Others Like This Science Fair Project Idea Instant cold packs are popular with coaches and parents for treating minor bumps and bruises. The instant cold packs are not pre-cooled—you just squeeze the cold pack and its starts to get cold. So how does it work? In this chemistry science fair project, you will investigate the chemical reaction that occurs in instant cold packs. Read more < 1 2 3 4 5 ... 65 >