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The document outlines the instructions and requirements for a primary school science fair project, including worksheets for planning, conducting experiments, and reporting results. Key components include formulating a question, hypothesis, predictions, and observations, as well as creating a display board with essential information. Important deadlines for project submissions and the science fair expo are also provided.

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The document outlines the instructions and requirements for a primary school science fair project, including worksheets for planning, conducting experiments, and reporting results. Key components include formulating a question, hypothesis, predictions, and observations, as well as creating a display board with essential information. Important deadlines for project submissions and the science fair expo are also provided.

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Science

Fair
Primary School Edition

Expo
March 6th
Science Fair
What should my
project have?
INSTRUCTIONS SHEET

WORKSHEET 1
Materials: Make a list of the materials you will need
for your project.

Question: Ask a question that you want to answer


when you present your project.
Example: Does the size of a raft affect the amount of
weight it can carry?

Hypothesis: Is a statement that could answer


your question. You must be able to test the hypothesis.
Example: A bigger raft can carry more weight.

Predictions: You predict what is going to happen. You will


observe if your hypothesis is correct.
Example: “I predicted I should be able to add more
weight to a bigger raft than to a smaller raft. “
INSTRUCTIONS
SHEET
WORKSHEET 1
Observations: Analyze your results.

Vocabulary Words: make a list of new words you have


learned investigating your project topic.

Pictures: Share pictures of you testing your project.


SCIENTIFIC METHOD
MY EXPERIMENT
Worksheet 1
DUE DATE: February 15th, 2024.
Student Name:
Project Name:

Question Materials

Hypothesis

Predictions
SCIENTIFIC METHOD
MY EXPERIMENT
Worksheet 1

Observations:

Vocabulary words:
SCIENTIFIC METHOD
MY EXPERIMENT
Worksheet 1

Pictures to share
SCIENTIFIC METHOD
MY EXPERIMENT
Worksheet 2 Part I
DUE DATE: February 20th, 2024
Student Name:
Project Name:

Circle the topic you choosed

Did your hypothesis work? YES NO

Where your prediction correct?


YES NO

Is your project working? Yes, No and Why?


My Project
Worksheet 2 Part II

Write down 3 important steps you follow in your project.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

I am searching information about these topics:

I found this information in these sites, books, article or magazine:


INSTRUCTIONS SHEET

WRITTEN REPORT
Title Page: The first page in the report must
include: title of the project, your name, grade, and
sponsor name.

Completed acknowlegment page: The second


page in the report should thank all the individuals
who helped you in the project.

Table of contents: This page provides the


reader with a list of the different parts of the
project and the page number on which each
section can be found.

Materials: List all the materials that were used in


your experiment.

Vocabulary: Include a list of new vocabulary


words you learned while doing your project (at
least 5 words). Must include a picture of each of
the words.
INSTRUCTIONS SHEET
WRITTEN REPORT
Hypothesis: State your hypothesis. What do you
think is going to happen.

Research: Share your background information you


collected about your topic. Must be summarized and
in your own words.

Procedure: List and describe the steps taken to complete


your project in chronological order.

Results: Tell what happened when you did your


project. Show what happened with pictures.

Conclusion: Write a brief statement explaning why


a project turned out the way it did. It should tell us
wether the hypothesis was proven or not.

Last page must include the sources you used to search your topic.
Remember you will be graded in proper use of spelling, grammar,
punctuation and capitalization.
cRISTIANA

PROJECT
DISPLAY BOARD

DUE DATE: February 27th, 2024.


Student Name:

PrajectName: _

Display Board must include:

• Title
• Materials List
• Hypothesis
• Vocabulary Words (Word and picture)
• Project steps (Picture and short explanation)
• Result (Did your project work?)
• Conclusion
• A picture of you and your Science Helper

You can print out the names or write them. Your display board must be organized
like the model below. Be Creative and add fun and colorful elements or
decorations.

I TITLE I RESULTS &


HYPOTHESIS CONCLUSION
PROJECT STEPS

MATERIALS
SCIENCE
HELPER
A picture with the

lvocABULARY I personwho helped


you at home.
PROJECT MODEL
Important dates
to remember
February 1st - Student Guide Delivered

February 8th - Registration Form must


be turned in

February 15th - Project Summary


Worksheet 1 must be turned in

February 20th - Project Summary


Worksheet 2 must be turned in

February 23rd - PROJECT SUMMARY}


must beturned in

February 27th- Project display board


must beturned in

March 6th - Science Fair Expo 1° - 3°

March ?th - Science Fair Expo 4th & 5th

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