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/Home/Professional Development/Teaching Resources/Collaborative Activities/Science, Other/Fairs/Project Ideas/General Resources Science articles, science magazine for kids, parents and teachers Votes:0 Science Articles For Kids, Parents & Teachers by Science Made Simple | The Science Store | Projects | Science Articles | Metric Conversions | Science Magazine | Home Store Project Supplies Science Projects Articles Science News Science Education About Us Magazine Subscribe Metric Conversions Resources This Site is ICRA and SafeSurf Content Rated For All Ages! The science articles in Science Made Simple help kids learn science the easy, hands-on way. Includes fun science projects & great experiments using household materials. Get answers now to these common kids science questions: Why is the sky blue? (sample magzine article) What is static electricity? (sample magzine article) Why do leaves change color in the fall? How do animals spend the winter? Subscribe now to read these future articl Read More Go to Site Activities Votes:0 Activities Bioscience Let The Light Shine In: A Look At The Iris Grade Level: K - 3 Heartbeat Grade Level: K - 3 The Giant Cell Grade Level: K - 3 Watch The Brain Learn Grade Level: K - 3 Healthy Heart Grade Level: 5 Communications Of Pen And Ink Grade Level: 4 - 6 Native American Communications Grade Level: 4 - 6 Computers Footloose and Flipping Free Grade Level: 4 - 6 Resources Grade Level: K - 8 Earth Science The Earth Bowl Grade Level: K - 3 Slick Sea Spills Grade Level: 4 -6 Resources Grade Level: K - 8 Bringing The Greenhouse Effect Down To Earth Grade Level: 9-12 The Greenhouse Effect In A Jar Grade Level: K - 8 Resources Grade Level: K - 8 Land Mass Formation Demonstration Grade Level: K - 6 Frozen Erosion Grade Level: K - 6 Clay Crash Grade Level: K - 6 Energy Gilbert's Versorium Read More Go to Site Archived: Helping Your Child Learn Science Votes:0 A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OFFICE OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PRACTICE August 1991 HELPING YOUR CHILD LEARN SCIENCE Title Page CONTENTS Foreword Introduction The Basics Important Things To Learn Activities at Home The Big Picture Attack of the Straws Soap Power Bubbles Bugs! It Floats! Slime Celery Stalks at Midnight Sticky Things Splish Splash Hair Raising Results Moldy Oldies Plants Crystals Cake! Television Activities in the Community Zoos Museums Planetariums Aquariums Farms People Who Use Science in Their Work Nature Hikes Science Groups and Organizations Science Camps Other Community Resources Learning from Toys In the Library and the Bookstore Appendices Parents and Schools Concepts Resources Acknowl Read More Go to Site Beakman's Electric Motor Votes:0 Beakman's Electric Motor Figure: Motor1.gif I saw this on the TV show Beakman's World and I was very impressed that you could actually build a working electric motor with so few parts. I built one and brought it to work where it was a big hit with all the engineers around here. This writeup was for a friend of mine who wanted instructions that his son could follow for a science fair project. So, if you missed the show, here's how to build one. If you are using a text only browser, you can click on the "Figure" links to download the drawing s (GIF files). BTW, my friend's son won second place in the school's science fair. Visit my blog for more cool stuff! Visit my other blog for totally bizarre stuff! BTW, I am not Beakman, nor do I have anything to do with the show. I am just a Read More Go to Site Bifocal Safety Glasses, safety eyewear, Stud Finders, Woodworking Metal Detectors, Security Wands Votes:0 Bifocal Safety Glasses, safety eyewear, Stud Finders, Woodworking Metal Detectors, Security Wands Manufacturing and Distribution of Unique Products Is Our Passion! 15500 Erwin St. >>> Van Nuys, CA 91411 Get Free Products By Referring Retailers Near You To Us! >>>> 866-781-8033 --> ? Locate Retailers --> » Product Sheets ? Get FREE Products ? Tech Support ? Tool Tips ? International Orders ? Press and News ? Image Library ? P.O.P Displays ? Wholesale Info. ? Safety Specs Bifocal Safety Glasses ? 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This means that it contains the same number of electrons and protons, with these spread fairly uniformly throughout the material. (If we look closely enough we will discover that the protons are bunched together in atomic nuclei and the electrons are whi Read More Go to Site electromagnet — Infoplease.com Votes:0 Site Map | FAQ in All Infoplease Almanacs • General • Entertainment • Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Spelling Checker Daily Almanac for Nov 23, 2007 Search White Pages Skip Navigation Home Almanacs Atlas Encyclopedia Dictionary Thesaurus Features Quizzes Timelines Countries American Indian Heritage Month World & News United States History & Gov't Biography Sports Arts & Ent. 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Business Society & Culture Health & Science Homework Center Fact Monster Kid's reference, games, quizzes Daily Almanac This Day in History Today's Birthday Word of the Day Editor's Favorites American Indian Heritage Month Thanksgiving Advent Hanukkah Pearl Harbor Day Campaign 2008 Pakistan Country Profile Iraq Timeline Presidential Factfile NFL Team Profiles Daylight Saving Time 2007 Current Read More Go to Site EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE PROJECTS: An Intermediate Level Guide Votes:0 EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE PROJECTS: An Intermediate Level Guide This intermediate level guide contains information from Experimental Science Projects: An Introductory Level Guide . Additional material has been added to help distinguish between different types of scientific studies. More details are also given about the experimental scientific method, and the steps involved. Several new sections have been added, most notably one that introduces experimental errors. As you read about the various steps, you may want to follow along with an example science project . To quickly jump to a section below click on: | Introduction | Science Project Steps | Experimental Errors | | What If My Science Project Doesn't Work? | INTRODUCTION There Are Different Forms of the Scientific Method A confusing aspect Read More Go to Site Experiments with Fluids - Succeed in Physical Science Votes:0 The School for Champions is an educational website that shows you how to achieve your dreams. School for Champions | Physical Science | Experiments | Senses | Good Grades | Search site Explanation of experiments with fluids - Succeed in Physical Science. Also refer to physics, liquids, gases, measurement, volume, density, pressure, depth, Ron Kurtus, School for Champions. Copyright © Restrictions Experiments with Fluids by Ron Kurtus (revised 8 June 2002) A fluid is a liquid or gas that is capable of flowing and changing its shape when a force is applied to it. Fluids have a number of interesting properties. Since you have been studying fluids, you have noticed some of the different properties they possess. Following are some experiments you can do with fluids to either verify their proper Read More Go to Site Exploratorium: Science Snacks Votes:0 These pages are full of Snacks...but they're not the kind you eat. They're the kind you can learn from and have fun with. Exploratorium Science Snacks are miniature versions of some of the most popular exhibits at the Exploratorium. Try activities from our latest Snackbook ! Questions about Snacks? Click here! Snack name Description Afterimage A flash of light prints a lingering image in your eye. Anti-Gravity Mirror It's all done with mirrors! Balancing Ball Suspend a ball in a stream of air. Balancing Stick Does it matter which end is up? Benham's Disk A rotating black-and-white disk produces the illusion of color. Bernoulli Levitator Suspend an object in air by blowing down on it. Bicycle Wheel Gyro A bicycle wheel acts like a giant gyroscope. Bird in the Cage Stare at a color and see i Read More Go to Site ExploreLearning - Interactive Math and Science Simulations. Votes:0 Skip Navigation ( 2 ) Page Bottom ( 3 ) * Students with a Class Code » Enroll in a Class Here What is a Gizmo? Free Trial Gizmos! Online simulations that power inquiry and understanding. What educators are saying about us Introduction to ExploreLearning Teaching with Gizmos – demo movies What the research says about Gizmos Sneak Peek Our Elementary Science Gizmos for Grades 3–5 are here. • Get Started Now! Recent Headlines from our blog, the Buzz : New Color Gizmo Update on Shockwave for Intel-based Macs On the Road Again. New Gizmos Circuit Builder Graphing Skills Flower Pollination Pendulum Clock Energy Conversions Browse the Collection Browse Mathematics Gizmos: Grade 6-8 - Number & operations - Algebra - Geometry - Measurement - Data analysis & probabilit... Grade 9-12 Read More Go to Site forward to CHILDHOOD BRAIN DAMAGE Votes:0 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS | SCIENCE CLUB | SCI. HOBBYIST | FORUM | SEARCH Page moved to http://scienceclub.org/scifair.html Redirecting... Read More Go to Site Franklin's Forecast - Compass Votes:0 M a k e Y o u r O w n C o m p a s s In order to know which way the wind is blowing, you'll need a compass. You might like to make your own. You'll need these materials: A flat area where the sun shines directly (no shade) A straight stick or dowel, about 18 inches long Four heavy rocks (about the size of golf balls) A few smaller stones for marking Locate a flat sunny space near your weather station. Begin by digging a hole about six inches deep. Bury the base of the stick. The stick should now be standing up to a height of twelve inches. The first thing you'll need to do is locate "North." Before school in the morning, place a small marking stone at the end of the shadow cast by the stick. After school, later in the afternoon, the shadow should be about the same length as it was in the mo Read More Go to Site Fun With Franklin Votes:0 > EXPERIMENTS Bottle Pipes Lemon Battery Letterpress Thermometer > GAMES Play Checkers Slider game Word Search 1 Word Search 2 Word Search 3 Word Search 4 Search ushistory.org Welcome to Fun With Franklin. Fun with Franklin is an opportunity for you to play games, solve puzzles, and conduct scientific experiments just like Ben Franklin did. Experiments The Bottle Pipes The Lemon Battery Letterpress Stamps The Thermometer Games Play Checkers with Ben Franklin Ben Franklin slider game Word Search: Ben Franklin the printer Word Search: Ben Franklin the Public Servant Word Search: Ben Franklin the Scientist / Inventor Word Search: Friends of Franklin TEMPLE'S DIARY | QUICK BIO | TIMELINE | KITE | "BEN SHOW" | FRANKLIN'S PHILLY | QUOTES | PIC GALLERY | FRANKLIN COURT | AUTOBIOGRAPHY | BIO Read More Go to Site Ideas for Science Fair Projects Votes:0 Ideas for Science Fair Projects How will adding air to a ball affect the height of its bounce? Can eating food containing sugar affect students' health or school performance? Does watching TV affect students' school performance? How does the number of eggs used in a cake affect how high it rises? How does the amount of water a plant receives affect its growth? Does the thickness of a paper towel affect how fast it absorbs liquids? Which type of flashlight battery--regular, heavy-duty. or alkaline--lasts the longest? How do different bath soaps affect the surface tension of water? Do left-handed people grasp things quicker that right-handed people? How does the shape of an airplane wing affect its lift? Mountain City Elementary Homepage ||| General Rules and Regulations ||| Scientific Metho Read More Go to Site Ideas for Science Fairs Votes:0 HOW TO FIND IDEAS FOR SCIENCE FAIRS Giorgio Carboni, July 1999, updated December 2003 Tranlsation edited by Jennifer Spears CONTENTS Presentation How to use the articles of the Fun Science Gallery Searching in other sites Using search engines Books Magazines Conclusion PRESENTATION Every year in the schools of the United States of America, Canada, and other countries, science fairs are organized during which experiments done by students are showcased. Students have to find an idea for an experiment and then perform it by themselves. At these fairs, the best works are awarded. These events are particularly productive for students because scientific activities require mental discipline, clear ideas, organization in the collection of data and in their handling. They favor the learning of obje Read More Go to Site ISD77: Cyber Fair Votes:0 Community Services School Board School Calendar Staff Directory Mankato Area Schools Intergovernmental Center, Downtown Mankato Phone Number Directory Web Weaver Welcome to CyberFair The Virtual Science Fair Created for and by students in grades 3 through 6. Students and teachers the world-over are welcome to visit this site to: read the results of student science fair projects look for ideas for their own projects share the results of their projects with other students See the steps involved in doing a project"> See Mr. David Morano's guide to doing An Experimental Science Project. Mr. Morano, a Roosevelt Elementary School parent and Mankato State University professor, has written an excellent guide for students doing an experiment-based science fair project. There are links on this page Read More Go to Site ISD77: CyberFair - Project Steps Votes:0 ISD77: CyberFair - Project Steps See the steps involved in doing a project"> Steps to Prepare a Science Fair Project 1. Select a Topic See the Ideas List and What Makes a Good Project? . Remember a Science Fair Project is a test you do to find an answer to a question, not just showing what you know about something. 2. Gather Background Information Gather information about your topic from books, magazines, the Internet, people and companies. Keep notes about where you got your info 3. Scientific Method State the Purpose of your experiment - What are you trying to find out? Select a variable (something you will change/vary) that will help you find your answer. State your Hypothesis - your guess about what the answer will be. Decide on and describe how you will change the thing you selected. Read More Go to Site Light & Optics Activities Votes:0 Activities The Pinhole Scope The Blue Sky Mirrors and the Law of Reflection Bubbles and Oil Slicks The Bent Pencil Color and Polarized Light Lenses Electrons in Atoms Fresnel Lenses X-Rays, UV, and IR Measurements and Estimates Optical Microscopy The Photon Ion Beam Analysis using PIXE Prisms & the Spectrum Scanning Probe Microscopy Seeing Rainbows For more information about these topics, view our Book References Page authored by the ACEPT W 3 Group Department of Physics and Astronomy , Arizona State University , Tempe, AZ 85287-1504 Copyright &copy 1995-2000 Arizona Board of Regents. All rights reserved. Last modified 15 December 1999 Send Questions or Comments to our webmaster URL: http://acept.asu.edu/PiN/act/activities.shtml Activities Readings PiN Home General Schedule Useful Tools Read More Go to Site Main Street Middle School - Grade 6 -Science Fair Votes:0 Grade 6 - Science Fair Project Information General Science-Fair Web Sites | Vermont Science Fair Home Page || Franklin Institute Science Museum || Science Fair Idea Exchange || Middle School Activities | | The Virtual Cyber Fair || Bill Nye the Science Guy's On Line Lab || Experiment Wizard || Science Activities | Teachers: Libby Amato Mike Baginski Charlie Catlin Lisa Kitchen Science Fair Information for 1999 Instructions Timeline Conclusion Checklist BIG Questions for Experiments Rubric for Projects Project Assessment Form Parent Letter Background Information for Science Fair Projects Electricity and Static Electricity Magnetism and Earth's Magnetic Field Matter Chemistry Plants Animals (Vertibrates / Invertibrates) Weather and ThinkQuest Weather and Weather Terms Plate Tectonics also Th Read More Go to Site McLaren's Science Fair Page Votes:0 Mr. McLaren's Science Fair Survival Page Created for the Science Classes of Archie R. Cole Junior High School East Greenwich, R.I. Oh No!!! Not another Science Fair!!!! Just the mention of a science fair can send any self-respecting junior high student into fear induced frenzy. But it does not have to be this way. If you plan carefully and ask the right questions a Science Fair project can be a fun AND educational experience. The key to any successful Science Fair is to employ a series of steps, many of which are rather painless...provided you give your self time to organize your project plan. To insure a successful Science Fair project, you should begin to organize several months in advance and follow a well designed plan. This page has been created to help students in the creation of a s Read More Go to Site McREL Products - Whelmers: McREL's Accessible Science Series Votes:0 skip navigation Home Contact Us Sitemap Search Careers FREE-SOURCES About Us Products & Services Our Work Quick Links News Room Whelmers - McREL's Accessible Science Series Science activities that will catch the eye and mind of even the most indifferent student! These hands-on science activities are based on Steve Jacobs' Whelmers. They have been adapted to the McREL Web site and have been aligned with the National Science Education Standards (National Research Council, 1995) by the staff of McREL. Introduction to Whelmers Safety Rules Air Cannon - #1 T. P. Away - #28 Iron in Cereal - #7 Static Charged 2x4s - #31 Dancing Penny - #3 Density Balloon - #33 Falling Test Tubes? - #6 Glue Polymer - #15 Nickel Karate - #9 Fire Sandwich - #42 Singing Rod - #10 Pretzel Predictions - #46 Bernoulli C Read More Go to Site naplesfl.net: The Leading Naples, Florida Vacations Site on the Net Votes:0 naplesfl.net: The Leading Naples, Florida Vacations Site on the Net This page requires frames. Read More Go to Site NATIONAL STUDENT RESEARCH CENTER Votes:0 The National Student Research Center Serving Students, Teachers, and Parents Around the World John I. Swang, Ph.D. Founder/Director 2024 Livingston Street Mandeville, Louisiana 70448 ****** The National Student Research Center (NSRC) was founded at Mandeville Middle School in Mandeville, Louisiana, U.S.A.. Mandeville Middle School is recognized by the United States Department of Education as a National School of Excellence. ThinkQuest Great International Contest For Student Researchers! 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Vision The National Student Research Center envisions educatin Read More Go to Site NSRC E-Database of Science Index Votes:0 The National Student Research Center E-Journal of Student Research: Science Index Volume 1, Number 1, January, 1993 Volume 1, Number 2, February, 1993 Volume 1, Number 3, March, 1993 Volume 1, Number 4, July, 1993 Volume 2, Number 1, March, 1994 Volume 2, Number 2, April, 1994 Volume 2, Number 3, May, 1994 Volume 2, Number 4, July, 1994 Volume 3, Number 1, October, 1994 Volume 3, Number 2, December, 1994 Volume 3, Number 3, February, 1995 Volume 3, Number 4, March, 1995 Volume 3, Number 5, April, 1995 Volume 3, Number 6, May, 1995 Volume 3, Number 7, June, 1995 Volume 3, Number 8, July, 1995 Volume 3, Number 9, July, 1995 Volume 3, Number 10, August, 1995 Volume 3, Number 11, August, 1995 Volume 4, Number 1, December, 1995 Volume 4, Number 2, December, 1995 Volume 4, Number 3, December, 19 Read More Go to Site Oatbox Crystal Set Project Votes:0 Building a basic AM broadcast crystal set! On this page you will find complete plans for Phil's Quaker Oats box set . Hey Kids! We are glad you found our site and you are very welcome here, but please read our safety warning, and go find your mom and dad, or other trusted adult to help you. Adult supervision is required. Parts? Need a high impedance crystal earplug and a germanium diode ? We've got 'em. For convenience order our Quaker Oat Box Radio Pack which includes all the basic parts for Phil's Oatbox Radio below. Working on a Science Fair project? Don't miss our tips and hints for Science Fair Projects page! Safety is your responsibility. Do not string antennas near power lines or anything else dangerous that may cause an electric shock. Don't listen or play with your crystal radio d Read More Go to Site Ontario Science Centre Votes:0 FranÇais | Contact Us | FAQs SEARCH Home Visit Us What's On Teachers & Students Members & Donors About Us Buy Tickets "> " width="180" height="160" border="0"> "> " width="180" height="160" border="0"> --> Hours & Prices $17 (adults) / $12.50 (youth / seniors) / $10 (children). We're open 364 days a year, seven days a week: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed December 25. more… Location 770 Don Mills Road (at the corner of Don Mills Road and Eglinton Avenue East) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Get a map and/or directions. Great Gift Ideas Give the gift of science! KidSpark Renovations Our popular WaterPlay area is being upgraded! All other exhibits in KidSpark will remain open during these renovations. Impact Report Read about how we realized our remarkable transformation. Copyright © 2007, Onta Read More Go to Site Plant science, science projects with plants. Votes:0 Plant Science Projects: Ant Projects Geology Plant Projects Electricity Below are some of our science projects in one of our favorite areas, plant science. Test music's effect on plant growth. Test different soils. Compare different types of plants. They're all here. We hope you find a plant project you like. Project #1 Music's effect on growing plants. Many experiments have been done to see what music's effect on growing plants is. Does music help or hinder a plants growth? You will need three or more or the same type of plant for this project. Leave one plant in a room with classical music playing constantly. Leave another plant in a room with Hard rock, jazz, country, or some other type of music. Leave a third plant alone with no exposure to music. Note the comparative health of the pla Read More Go to Site Pregnancy & Parenting: For Today's Mom - iVillage Votes:0 powered by YAHOO! 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Health • Diet • Pregnancy & Parenting • Beauty & Style • Home & Garden • Go Green • Food • Weddings • Love • Entertainment • Astrology • Games VIDEO • BLOGS • MESSAGE BOARDS • CONNECT • iVILLAGE CARES // iDATE • iLEARN • SHOPPING Sign up for iVillage News Essential Tools Trying to Conceive Fertility Planner Adoption Age & Fertility Fertility Signs Getting Ready Infertility Sex for Conception Trying after Loss Pregnancy Fetal Image Slideshow Pregnancy Calendar Week-by-Week Guide 1st Trimester 2nd Trimester 3rd Trimester Baby Names Complications Dad's Role Emotions & Moods Fitness/Nutrition Health Care Is It Safe? Labor & Birth Miscarriage Pregnancy Pampering Preparing for Baby Sex & Pregna Read More Go to Site PROJECTS Votes:0 PROJECTS Rather than assigning traditional library research projects, I think it is important to have students do unique activities which relate classroom work to the real world. The projects below fit in with the Regents Curriculum and are very interesting. ASTRONOMY PROJECTS COLLECTING MICROMETEORITES Students try to collect micrometeorites in rainwater ET PHONE HOME Students have to design their own message that they would have attached to the side of the Pioneer spacecraft HOW BIG IS THE MOON Using a simple proportion, students measure the diameter of the moon TIME CAPSULE Students write a letter to themselves in the future THE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC An introduction to constellations ASTROLOGY/ASTRONOMY Students investigate the difference between the two THE SEARCH FOR LIFE ON EARTH Stude Read More Go to Site Quake: Seismology at the Science Fair Votes:0 Latest Quake Info General Quake Info Hazards & Preparedness Earthquake Research Special Features Additional Resources Search You are here: Home General Quake Info Basic Educational Information Seismology at the Science Fair Seismology at the Science Fair Index Page Do Lost Pet Ads Predict Earthquakes? Will Overstressed Bridges Survive Earthquakes? Seismology at the Science Fair Projects Earthquakes provide lots of great opportunities for science fair projects. For example, you can study when, where, and why earthquakes occur, build a seismometer, or study how well different types of structures survive earthquakes. Below are some example science fair projects and other resources to help inspire you. Have you done a science fair project on earthquakes? Do you want to turn it into a webpage? Read More Go to Site Questacon Website Error Votes:0 The Questacon website is constantly changing to make it more useful and more fun. This has meant that the page you're looking might have moved or no longer exist. Try clicking one of the links below to find your page. Home | Search | Sitemap Read More Go to Site Quick Science Activities Votes:0 Our sponsors keep this site without pop-ups, alive, and free! 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Got a question or comment about our science lab? Email Reeko and let him know what's on your mind! Welcome! Welcome to Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab! Your source of science and chemistry projects and experiments for parents, teachers, kids, and children of all ages. As you'll soon find out - nothing is ordinary around here. Be curious, explore (place your cursor over objects and click everywhere), and above all - HAVE FUN! In the Lab IN THE LAB HOME... About Reeko FAQ Safety Policy Si Read More Go to Site San Antonio Public Library: Science Fair Help Votes:0 Books | Additional Resources | Websites So, you've found out you have to do a science fair project. Where do you start? Here’s a timeline you can use to get you going. The most important things to remember: use your imagination and have fun! 1. Choose a topic you’re interested in. 2. Get approval on your topic from your teacher. 3. Read all you can on your topic and gather information (some resource books are listed below). 4. Think of an experiment that answers a question in your topic area. 5. Gather the materials you’ll need to carry out your experiment. 6. Use the scientific process to conduct your experiment. 7. Put together an exhibit or display. 8. Write a written report. 9. Be prepared to discuss your experiment with the judges. 10. Get ready to transport your projec Read More Go to Site School Projects and Science Fairs Votes:0 Celebrating 10 years of helping your gardens grow! [ The Garden Helper ][ Gardening Basics ][ "How to" Guides ][ House plants ][ Glossary of Terms ] [ Garden Encyclopedia ][ USDA Zones ][ Monthly Reminders ][ Free Screensavers ][ Recipes ] [ **** The Gardener's Forum **** ] School Projects and Science Fairs February 12, 1999 I am doing a science fair project dealing with plants. My topic concerns the effect of music on plants. since I live in the south orange county region in California, I need to know what is the quickest growing plant or flower I can get a local store that grows indoors. thanks for your help. Probably the fastest growing common indoor plants you can find would be the Coleus (Coleus blumei) , Fatsia japonica (Aralia sieboldii) , or a Fatshedera (Fatshedera lizei) . The Co Read More Go to Site Science experiments at home Votes:0 Science experiments at home Try to work out why things happen first, then compare your ideas with the explanations and comments provided as links. This is a sampler page that makes a good place to start: you can just browse around, using the idex on the left, or you can go off first and find out about the rest of this very large site -- there are lots of other pages, with even more stuff to play around with, and even project ideas for science fairs. Activities Balloon Bernoulli effect Block and tackle Boiling water? Bubbles Cartesian diver Centre of gravity 1 Centre of gravity 2 Coiled snake Coin drop Comeback tin Compaction Contraction Convection Coupled pendula Custard powder Density Dropping coins Egg in a bottle Flotation Goo Gyroscopic effect Hovercraft Ice melting under pressure Iner Read More Go to Site Science Explorer: Dissect a Disk--Find out what's inside a floppy disk Votes:0 A 3.5-inch computer disk A butter knife Ask a grown-up for a computer disk that you can take apart. DON'T just take one! It might have important stuff on it. Pretend you've never seen a disk before, and look at the outside of it carefully. What different parts can you find? Do any of them move? Does anything change when you move those parts? Now look for the places where the disk will come apart. You can take it apart any way you want, but an easy way to start is to use a butter knife to carefully pry up the metal rectangle-the shutter-that folds over one edge of the disk. Pull it off and put it aside. Now you can see some slots in the plastic. Put the knife in a slot and gently pry apart the two flat halves of the disk. Don't just snap the disk apart, or you'll lose the tiny spring inside Read More Go to Site Science Fair Votes:0 Discover the wonderful world of science with these tips and materials from the professionals. Science Fair Preparation Science Fair Tips Ohio Academy of Science - Science Fair Forms and Preparation Scavenger Hunt - Wonders of Science Science Supply Companies Ohio Academy of Science | Scavenger Hunt | Science Fair | Science Fair Preparation | Supplies © 1996 - 2002 Linda C. Joseph All Rights Reserved Home Curriculum Ideas Research Tools Treasure Hunts Web Projects How Tos Web Links CyberBee Articles Postcards About Cyberbee Read More Go to Site Science Fair Project on the web - Create winning science fair projects! Votes:0 Home Search Links Forums Science Fair Project Forums Use this new feature to discuss science fair ideas and questions. Science Fair Project Forums Use this new feature to discuss science fair ideas and questions. The Steps of a Science Fair Project Science...Defined... The Scientific Method Judging Sheet Example Science Fair Project on the web Contents: The Steps of a Science Fair Project This section walks you through creating a science fair project based on the scientific method. Covered are the observation, the question, hypothesis, method, controls, the result of the experiment, the conclusion and tips for creating a good display. The Scientific Method The scientific method is the only scientific way accepted to back up a theory or idea. This is the method on which all research project Read More Go to Site Science fair projects 13 Votes:0 Science fair projects 13.01 News: In June 2005, I am working on a series of books that I hope to have out, later this year, providing some support and advice for project people. And I have now started a page of references, URLs for web pages that will help you plan some of your projects . I also write books from time to time, and my (published 2002) story of sugar as a commodity, Bittersweet , is now available from Amazon . My 2003 book Rockets , is also out on Amazon , and my new book for 2004, The Killer Bean of Calabar is now out in Australia. Arcade Publishing in the USA will be bringing out a US edition of Killer Bean , in May 2005. To find out more about my books, use this link and follow your nose . For the latest details on the US edition, see Poisons: From Hemlock to Botox to the Read More Go to Site Science Fair Projects Involving Photosynthesis Votes:0 Ideas for Science Fair Projects Here is a list of questions that might help suggest science fair projects related to photosynthesis. The details are left to the students to work out as the purpose is not to do the work for the students, but to get them thinking about their projects. Do plants need light to conduct photosynthesis? Do plants grow better with a mix of daylight and darkness, or total daylight? Do plants need fresh air to grow? Do plants need soil to grow? Do plants need fertilizer to grow? Do plants grow faster under certain colors of light? Is natural sunlight, fluorescent light, or incandescent light best for plants? Student Science Fair Examples Learn About Photosynthesis at the ASU Photosynthesis Center What Is Photosynthesis? Includes many educational links to help you ou Read More Go to Site SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS: Kids' science projects here, THE SCIENCE CLUB Votes:0 SCI. CLUB | SCI. HOBBYIST | SURPLUS JUNK | GOOD STUFF | SEARCH Web amasci.com THE SCIENCE CLUB KIDS' SCIENCE PROJECTS SIMPLE , for beginners MEDIUM ADVANCED , highschool/ adult Static Electricity Projects PROJECT LINKS: Other sites with science projects Comments from other experimenters! Science mail-order and techno junk catalogs Science Fair Ideas Exchange Great Books and experiment/project sources Amazon Books for science experiments & projects Powell's Books for science experiments & projects Book List for kids' science experiments Turning demonstrations into science fair projects SCIENCE SUPPLIES , SURPLUS OPTICS , and other mail-order junk SIMPLE PROJECTS FOR BEGINNERS Also: COOL MAIL-ORDER JUNK and science supplies Ultra-simple Electric Generator lights a bulb , vid and instr Quick Read More Go to Site Science Is Fun in the Lab of Shakhashiri Votes:0 Science || Education || Events || ISL || Media || Science gear || Home This collection of experiments will add joy to your science experience. Share the fun of scientific experimentation with friends or family members. Safety comes first. Be sure to follow each instruction carefully. HAVE FUN! Use an indicator made from red cabbage juice to determine whether household products are acids or bases. Most plastics are made in factories, but here's one you can make at home. Use a heavier than air gas to suspend soap bubbles. This will allow you to more closely examine the unique properties of bubbles . Ever played with a Lightstick? In this activity you examine the chemiluminescent reaction that makes a Lightstick glow in the dark. Use ordinary clear soda to make raisins dance. Learn what's in Read More Go to Site Science News Online Votes:0 Login problems? Click here. --> Science News for Kids Subscribe to an audio format --> Published by Week of Nov. 17, 2007; Vol. 172, No. 20 Superbug: What makes one bacterium so deadly A molecule that pierces immune cells gives some aggressive antibiotic-resistant staph bacteria their fearsome virulence. more... Flawed Stem Cells Yield Fragile X Clues: Researchers study genetic disorder via discarded embryos The most common inherited cause of mental retardation arises when a mutated gene is shut down early in embryonic development. more... Shadow World Physicists have found new evidence for a 10-year-old conjecture that bridges the gap between the many-dimensional space of string theory and more familiar theorizing. more... This Week's Table of Contents Additional headlines, summaries, and Read More Go to Site Science Project ideas Votes:0 Science Project Ideas: 1. Design a machine that does a task easier than by hand. In include at least one simple machine. 2. Design and carry out an experiment to test the strength of different materials used in the Industrial Revolution 3. Answer some part of your key question, using at least three pieces of original evidence. Use a visual/oral , model or written format. 4. Show how the land changed after the enclosure acts and how this affected your character. 5. Make an alphabetical scrapbook of inventors or inventions. Illustrate 6. Draw a tourist map of the Chance Childs Journey through time, illustrating the industrial workplaces he visited. 7. Look at famous scientists of the day. Discuss and illustrate their ideas and society's reaction to the new ideas or inventions 8. Draw or illu Read More Go to Site ScienceBob.com Home Experiments Votes:0 Why not try a fun experiment right now! To be safe and successful, be sure to: * Get your parents permission, and their help * * Follow the directions as written * Use the menu below to choose an experiment and then print it out. Choose Your Experiment... Make a Balloon Rocket Build an Electromagnet Recipe for homemade SLIME See Some Optical Illusions Watch Yeast in Action Make a Paperclip Float Bend Water with Electricity Make Your Own Rock Candy Build Your Own Volcano Make A Cartesian Diver The Exploding Lunch Bag Make a Simple Duck Call A Rubber Chicken Bone? Build a Film Canister Rocket If the pull down menus don't work for you, click HERE . HAPPY EXPLORING ! HOME Read More Go to Site SciFairIdeas Votes:0 Possible Project Ideas What is the effect of ________________________on plants? light duration sound light duration sound color of light electricity vibration caffeine temperature magnetic field erosion type of pot moisture crowding type of soil decomposer in soil frequency of watering type of water pollution daily rotation (1/4 turn) insecticide detergents mirrors planting depth fertilizer thickness of plastic acid rain touching Does temperature affect the behavior of mealworms? Does color affect the behavior of mealworms? Does colored light affect the behavior of mealworms? Do vibrations affect the behavior of mealworms? How fast does a mealworm travel? How do teeth react to various liquids? Can mealworms be trained to run a maze? How do earthworms communicate? *No vertebrate Animals are Read More Go to Site Simple Electric Motors Votes:0 [an error occurred while processing this directive] This page has moved to simplemotor.com . If your browser did not automatically redirect to this new site please click here . Send mail to simplemotor@gmail.com with questions or comments about this web site. All rights reserved. 1997-2000 Stan and Serge Pozmantir. Read More Go to Site Slime Recipes Votes:0 Recipes For Slime Some terms: 50/50 glue - a mixture with half water and half glue (50% of each). Distilled water works best if you have it. Elmers white glue also seems to work best. Saturated borax - made from "20 mule team" borax. Keep putting a spoonful of borax into distilled water until there is some solid that will not disappear (dissolve). Classic Slime: This is what we made on the air. It works well and has few troubles, aside from overnight on a rug. Lotion Slime: This was flowing down the slalom course. It is a little more messy and a little harder to work with. Talcum Slime: This is not a messy slime, but it is harder to get just right than Classic. It is hard to avoid chunks of talc. Starch Slime: This uses starch instead of borax and it is a LOT messier. It is very sticky. It Read More Go to Site Spark, Bang, Buzz and Other Good Stuff. Votes:0 Enter your search terms Submit search form Spark, Bang, Buzz and Other Good Stuff. Nov 2007. New Stuff: Additional material for this web site is now being placed at http://www.sparkbangbuzz.com sparkbangbuzz.com Welcome to Spark, Bang, Buzz. This is a homepage of really fun scientific and technical projects that are easy to build and informative. Disclaimer Anyone reading this web page should not assume that any given subject is safe or legal. The purpose here is to give information only. I take no responsibility for what anyone may do with the information given here. What you do with it is your own business and responsibility. Building some of the projects, described here, can be dangerous, illegal or both; and require that the builder or user be very conscientious and able to exercise a Read More Go to Site Stanford SOLAR Center -- Activities Votes:0 --> You cannot teach a man anything, you can only help him to find it for himself. &nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp---Galileo Galilei Tour through these topics to find exciting activities, images, interactive tools, text, and other resources to let you research our special star -- the Sun. Lesson Plans for Educators Science Education Content Standards Build a Spectroscope Effects of the Sun on our Planet What is Ultraviolet Light? Make Your Own Sundial Other Sundial Links --> Quick Quizes Understanding Solar Music Sun-Centered Physics Check out our Honor Roll of kids who've done something special with these exercises! --> Interested in science camp? Buddhist Online Temple for Dead Software Have things gone terribly wrong with your projects? Did your your hard drive crash, wiping out your rec Read More Go to Site STAS - PEI Science and Technology Awareness Site Votes:0 STAS Goals&Objectives Your Community Newsletter Opportunities and Competitions PEI Sci-Tech "Ask an Expert" Interested in becoming an "Expert" or Mentor? Agriculture, Fisheries and Aerospace Science Fairs General Info Local Fairs P.E.I. Fair Canada-wide Virtual Fair Resources Photo Archive Links Who are STAS? The People The Sponsors Site Search Site map FranÇais Printer Layout Project Ideas Coming up with a good idea can sometimes be the hardest part of a science fair project! The ideas listed in this section may be just what your looking for or may spark your imagination to come up with your own idea. Display Projects (Grades 1-4) Display and Experimental Projects (Grades 4-6) Experimental Projects (Grades 4-12) 10/09/1999 © copyright 2001 Read More Go to Site Super Science Fair Projects and Experiments Votes:0 Battlefield Middle School 11120 Leavells Rd. Fredericksburg, VA 22407 Phone: 540-786-4400 Fax: 540-786-7109 Driving Directions Battlefield Middle School's Science Fair Page Battlefield Middle School is located in Spotsylvania County, VA, approximately 1 hour south of Washington, DC. The 650 students in grades 6-8 participate in a yearly Science Fair. We hope you can use our information for inspiration! Experiments are organized by Topic Keyword A-G H-P Q-Z More Science Fair Sites World-Wide Web Virtual Library Science Fair Page Steps to Preparing a Science Fair Project California State Science Fair Home Page Cyberspace Middle School Science Fair Science Fair Hints Science Web Page London Science Fair Network Nugget Curriculum Pages Network Nugget Archives Jackie Keith Battlefield Middle Sc Read More Go to Site Teacher Resources - Activities Votes:0 Windows to the Universe Lesson Plans and Activities for the Classroom www.windows.ucar.edu Intermediate Level Welcome educators! Click the topics to the right to find hands-on activites for your classroom that relate to Windows to the Universe content. Some of the activities in this section were developed by our team of content developers and expert teachers. Others are ones that we use and recommend. These activities are appropriate (or could be easily adapted) for middle school (i.e. grades 6-9). The Science Standards addressed are on each activity page. Find activities about... Science and Literacy Our Solar System Atmosphere and Weather Geology and Geography Climate, Water, and Life Sun and Spaceweather Physics and Chemistry Special Curriculum from NASA Science and Literacy Snapshot Ex Read More Go to Site TFM's Home Page - Lego Mindstorms Votes:0 No-Frames Lego Invention Page TFM's Lego Invention page Introduction Listing of my Inventions/Designs The best Lego MindStorms information listing Lego MindStorms Web Ring Welcome Lego enthusiast , My interest in Lego began like almost everyone else's, getting my first set as a child, and becoming instantly hooked. I remember building away the many hours creating various structures, gizmos & contraptions. Now at age 30, I'm still just as hooked is ever. Having met my life mate Xandria, and mutually discovering we both shared a Lego past, we began buying each other sets. Then just over 4 years ago I came across the MindStorms WebSite and discovered my dreams had come true, a Lego computer! It was at the time, of course, still in early beta and would be sometime before I could actually get m Read More Go to Site The Access Excellence Collection Votes:0 -Advertisement- 1996 Access Excellence Collection An archive of the favorite classroom activities submitted by high school biology and life sciences teachers participating in the Access Excellence program. Agarose Gel DNA Quantitation Students will be looking at agarose gels to compare a known DNA sample to an unknown sample to determine the quantity and size of an unknown DNA sample. Alcohol Tolerance in Drosophila and You In this activity, students develop and run a laboratory comparing alcohol tolerance in flies with and without the ADH enzyme. The Annual Skinner Box Rat Training Competition Can organisms lacking complex reasoning skills learn to preform a series of tasks? What techniques could be used to facilitate this learning? How does this type of behavior differ from other types o Read More Go to Site The Nueva School Home Votes:0 Hood Ornaments 6th Grade 2007 Home About Us Academics Programs Admissions Giving to Nueva Spotlight News/Events The Nueva Mission The Nueva School creates a dynamic educational model to enable gifted children to learn how to make choices that will benefit the world. Our school community inspires passion for lifelong learning, fosters social and emotional acuity, and develops the child?s imaginative mind. Email/User Name Forgot password? For Alumni For Grandparents Spotlight more Humanities Every fall, sixth, seventh and eighth graders focus on a themed study in humanities, and the theme rotates Music Steven Chanan left Nueva kicking and screaming nearly 20 years ago (when his family moved to Chicago), Science Nueva alum Michael Mastrandrea ’92 returned to Nueva to talk to students ab Read More Go to Site The One Inch Square Project Votes:0 Science is about testing — and about looking closely. Some scientists use microscopes to take a close look. We're going to use a simple piece of paper. Here's what you do: Print this page and cut out the square to make a "window" one inch square. (It's easiest to fold the page in half before you cut.) Choose something interesting: a tree trunk, a leaf, flower, the soil surface, or a slice of soil from a shovel. Put your window over the thing and look at it closely. Take your time — this is not a race. To help you see more details, draw a picture of what's inside your square. Now let's think about what you've found. Adapted from the BioSITE program, Children's Discovery Museum , San Jose, CA Cool Home Plant-Parts Air Junk Critters Butterflies Inch Square Home | About HHMI | Press Read More Go to Site The Science Club Votes:0 Web amasci.com GUESTBOOK | SITE AWARDS | ABOUT US | SCI. HOBBYIST THE SCIENCE CLUB A NON-PROFIT EDUCATIONAL CORPORATION KIDS' SCIENCE BUILD-IT PROJECTS SCIENCE FAIR IDEAS EXCHANGE SCIENCE PROJECTS AT OTHER WEBSITES "ASK SCIENCE QUESTIONS" sites FUN SCIENCE SITES INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE LINKS BOOKSTORE Other Stuff: BOOKS AND PROJECT STUFF Including: Projects, plans, science stores, etc. COOL SCIENCE LINKS SCIENCE EDU. RESOURCES OTHER OUTREACH COMPANIES SITE AWARDS ADD YOUR COMMENTS This Fun Science Ring site owned by William J. Beaty . [ Previous 5 Sites | Skip Previous | Previous | Next | Skip Next | Next 5 Sites | Random Site | List Sites ] THE SCIENCE CLUB'S Products and Services Pacific Northwest Award winning videotape & guide Assemblies for children Evening programs for families Worksho Read More Go to Site The T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project Votes:0 T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. stands for T ests W ith I norganic N oxious K akes I n E xtreme S ituations. T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. is a series of experiments conducted during finals week, 1995, at Rice University. The tests were designed to determine the properties of that incredible food, the Twinkie. Rapid Oxidation Test Solubility Test Maximum Density Test Resistivity Test Gravitational Response Test Radiation Test Turing Test This Page Maintained by Chris Gouge: (e-mail) and Todd Stadler: (web) (e-mail) Hey! We think you should know: "Twinkies" and the "Twinkie the Kid character" are registered trademarks of Interstate Brands Corporation, 12 East Armour Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64111. Last edited: August 12, 2000 Much thanks to Hostess for hosting www.twinkiesproject.com Read More Go to Site The Ultimate Science Fair Project Resource Votes:0 Science Fair Project Ideas Over 1000 Searchable Projects Online Complete Science Project Kits Individual Science Project Downloads Student Idea Exchange Science Fair Project Help Help For Parents Help For Teachers 10 Easy Steps to Success Dr. Shawn's 4 Fundamental Secrets How to Write a Killer Report How to Create a Winning Display Science Project Supplies Other Science Project Resources Members-Only Contact Us Shopping Cart Home Solve all your Science Fair Project Problems Here! Get all the secrets of science fair success FREE plus tail-kicking science fair projects from Dr. Shawn, one of America's most renowned science educators. Who is Dr. Shawn? All Dr. Shawn science fair projects are GUARANTEED winners. Members-Only Support Center 1000 SCIENCE PROJECTS - COMPLETE KITS - PROJECT DOWNLO Read More Go to Site The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Science Fairs Votes:0 The WWW Virtual Library: Science Fairs This Library page is an attempt to provide a single comprehensive list of every science fair accessible through the World Wide Web, whether of global or local scope. Here's how to make corrections or add new science fairs to the list . This document is part of the World-Wide Web Virtual Library. Information categorised by subject. See also other subjects . Search the WWW Virtual Library Match: All Any Boolean Format: Long Short Sort by: Score Time Title Reverse Score Reverse Time Reverse Title Database: The entire WWW VL This WWW VL site only Search: ( help ) Physical Science Fairs National / International Fairs (22) Intel International Science and Engineering Fair Intel Science Talent Search Siemens Westinghouse Science and Technology Competition Dis Read More Go to Site thesphere.com Votes:0 thesphere.com Click here to go to thesphere.com . Read More Go to Site This Is Mega-Mathematics! Votes:0 This Is Mega-Mathematics! Click anywhere on this picture, or click here for a text menu instead of the picture. Read More Go to Site Union Station | Kansas City Museum | 3218 Gladstone Blvd. Kansas City, MO 64123 Votes:0 Kansas City Museum Events Exhibits Programs Planetarium School & Tour Info Museum Information Staff Directory Seasonal Calendar Step into a time machine – one that just happens to be located inside a fabulous mansion. With regional history displays, a 50-seat planetarium and natural history dioramas, the Kansas City Museum is an experience for all ages. Regional History Trace Kansas City's roots back to the formation of the "Town of Kansas" in 1850 and discover how modern-day Kansas City evolved from a tiny cluster of trading posts. Corinthian Hall The museum is housed in a beautiful 1910 mansion, often described as the "palace on Gladstone Boulevard." Built for lumber baron Robert A. Long, the estate is a remarkable attraction in its own right. Long's daughters d Read More Go to Site virtual_science_fair Votes:0 VIRTUAL SCIENCE FAIR Welcome toBrentwood School's 1997 Virtual Science Fair! The Virtual ScienceFair projects listed below were created by Introduction to PhysicalScience students and four Biology students--all are high schoolFreshman! These projectscompeted in our school-wide science fair, yet they have no printedreports or display boards. The students' research was done entirelyon the World Wide Web and links were made to each site whereinformation was used. The Virtual Science fair projects were alsosubmitted to Innovations and some of the winners are listedbelow. PressRelease BEHAVIORAL and SOCIALSCIENCES: "WhatFactors Effect a Person's Perception of Sound?" - Adam EARTHSCIENCE: "DoesOcean Water Temperature Affect Its Viscosity Enough to ChangeWaves?" -Michael ENGINEER Read More Go to Site Volcano Models Votes:0 Building Volcano Models Play Dough Volcano Model Paper and Cardboard Volcanoes: Shields and Stratovolcanoes Three-dimensional Cardboard Volcanoes Simple Clay Models Explosive Volcano Model Lava Flows on Plastic Three-dimensional Maps The Poor Man's Pebble Volcano The Electronic Volcano Paper Volcano Model Your Volcano Models How Calderas and Craters form Paper Mache Volcano Photos We need your input. Please take photos of your models and tell us how they work. Send photos, suggestions, and comments to VolcanoWorld. To VolcanoWorld Read More Go to Site Web search Votes:0 Click here to proceed. Read More Go to Site Welcome to Sarina's 1997 Science Fair Project Votes:0 Sarina Winterrowd's 1997 Science Fair Project 2nd Place Finish For her 4th grade science fair project, my daughter Sarina decided to do one on boomerangs. Since it was mid-winter in Indiana, doing an experiment wasn't a good idea, so she did a research project instead. I gave her 4 boomerangs (all wooden, traditional boomerangs to minimize variables), told her how they were used for specific competitions and she had to figure out why they flew differently. Below are links to several different pictures of the display and to the report that accompanied the display (included with the report are the sections regarding the specific boomerangs). Read the report. Full display. Left side display board. Right side display board. Center display board. Items on the table To find out more about boomer Read More Go to Site Welcome to Thinking Fountain! Votes:0 try growing your own mold visit our mold gallery make a surprise connection explore cool mold sites Last Updated: Feb 20, 2004 Index of ideas Gathered by topic Connected together Try something new A Science Learning Network Resource / ©1995-2004 Science Museum of Minnesota Read More Go to Site WMS Science Fair | Ideas Votes:0 home 1996-97 WMS Science Fair topics What type of metal, steel, copper, or bronze, will rust faster? What makes yeast react the best? What are the effects of aspirin, vitamin C, calcium, and benadryl on plant growth? Can you reproduce the effects of the commercially produced (Pomona's Universal Pectin) with homemade citrus pectin? What type of materials are strongest when they interact with acid rain? Which material filters water the best? How sound affects plant growth What liquid works best in making invisible ink? Strength of paper towels Which age of people use their left brain more often? Do beans grow better in clay, sand or potting soil? Where should you study? What household material will put out fire the fastest? Which part of Allen County is the most polluted? What type of water Read More Go to Site www.televentures.org Votes:0 www.televentures.org Read More Go to Site YES Mag's Projects Votes:0 One of the best paper airplane designs! Also, design your own. Build a telegraph so you can transmit secret messages. See what a tornado's vortex looks like. Create your own Audrey. Build your own "helicopter". Investigate how red blood cells are able to move through tiny capillaries. Separate pen ink into its component colours. Make your own yogurt with this overnight project. A flying device with circular wings. Crystals aren't alive, but they can grow. Try growing some. Make a hand using cardboard, elastics, and string which simulates a robotic hand. 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