Science fair projects

Samples help!

thanks teacher!!!! but .... is it important to make like these charts ???! the same way ??

The display is an essential part of your project....An attractive display can enhance a project's success,but this part is the last part in the science fair.Go ahead.

teacher please more websites that will help us:P

hey teacher but one of the main thing in the science fair is the exp... it self

Thanks for joining the forum and for the great work all of you guys are doing ...

Haitham this is what you asked about ,hope that it will help.
http://www.jc-solarhomes.com/projects.htm
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http://www.juliantrubin.com/encyclopedia/engineering/solar_car.html
http://www.re-energy.ca/pdf/cp_solarcar.pdf

Yes as you said Bahaa the exp. is a must ,but a science fair is not an experiment only.

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Khaled these are some more samples ,take a look.

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Check this website ,it helps you in the steps of the science fair project.
http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/teacher_resources.shtml

I think a science fair project isn't only a researsh but it helps and provides us with many informations about several science issues

Yes Bassel (family name?) As you said itsn't a research ,But researches help in a science fair project. Background research is necessary so that you know how to design and understand your experiment; you need to research what techniques and equipment might be best for investigating your topic. Rather than starting from scratch, savvy Investigators want to use their library and Internet research to help them find the best way to do things. You want to learn from the experience of others rather than blunder around and repeat their mistakes. A scientist named Mike Kalish put it humorously like this: "A year in the lab can save you a day in the library."
Background research is also important to help you understand the theory behind your experiment. In other words, science fair judges like to see that you understand why your experiment turns out the way it does. You do library and Internet research so that you can make a prediction of what will occur in your experiment, and then whether that prediction is right or wrong, you will have the knowledge to understand what caused the behavior you observed.