A fabulous collection of science projects, explorations, techniques, and ideas!
Looking to wow the judges at the science fair this year. EveryoneÃÂs favourite science teacher is here to help. Janice VanCleaveÃÂs A+ Science Fair Projects has everything you need to put together a winning entry, with detailed advice on properly planning your project, from choosing a topic and collecting your facts to designing experiments and presenting your findings.
Featuring all-new experiments as well as time-tested projects collected from Janice VanCleaveÃÂs A+ series, this easy-to-follow guide gives you an informative introduction to the science fair process. You get thirty-five complete starter projects on various topics in astronomy, biology, chemistry, earth science, and physics, including explorations of:
YouÃÂll also find lots of helpful tips on how to develop your own ideas into unique projects. Janice VanCleaveÃÂs A+ Science Fair Projects is the ideal guide for any middle or high school student who wants to develop a stellar science fair entry.
Show moreA fabulous collection of science projects, explorations, techniques, and ideas!
Looking to wow the judges at the science fair this year. EveryoneÃÂs favourite science teacher is here to help. Janice VanCleaveÃÂs A+ Science Fair Projects has everything you need to put together a winning entry, with detailed advice on properly planning your project, from choosing a topic and collecting your facts to designing experiments and presenting your findings.
Featuring all-new experiments as well as time-tested projects collected from Janice VanCleaveÃÂs A+ series, this easy-to-follow guide gives you an informative introduction to the science fair process. You get thirty-five complete starter projects on various topics in astronomy, biology, chemistry, earth science, and physics, including explorations of:
YouÃÂll also find lots of helpful tips on how to develop your own ideas into unique projects. Janice VanCleaveÃÂs A+ Science Fair Projects is the ideal guide for any middle or high school student who wants to develop a stellar science fair entry.
Show moreHow to Use This Book.
I. A GUIDE TO SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS.
1. The Scientific Method.
2. Topic Research.
3. Categories.
4. Project Research.
5. Project Overview.
6. Experimental Data.
7. Project Summaries.
8. The Display.
9. Presentation and Evaluation.
II. 35 A+ SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT IDEAS.
Astronomy.
1. Solar System Scale: Miniature Model (Planetology).
2. Angular Separation: Angular Distance between Celestial
Bodies(Astronometry).
3. Orbital Period: Time of Revolution (Celestial Mechanics).
4. Artificial Satellites: Man-made Orbiters (Astronautics).
5. Apparent Magnitude: Apparent Star Brightness(Astrophysics).
6. Sunspots: Cooler Surface Regions (Heliology).
7. Galilean Satellites: Jupiter's Largest Moons (PlanetarySatellite
Science).
8. Meteors: Streaks of Light in the Sky (Meteoritics).
Biology.
9. Meristematic Region: Growth Zone(Botany--Morphology).
10. Seed Parts: Exterior and Interior(Botany--Anatomy).
11. Autotrophs: Food Builders (Botany--Physiology).
12. Aquatic Respiration: Breathing Rate of
Goldfish(Zoology--Anatomy).
13. Operant Conditioning: The "Aha!"
Response(Zoology--Behaviorism).
14. Ecosystem: Interactions (Ecology).
15. Preservatives: Food Additives (Microbiology).
Chemistry.
16. The Best Plant Food: Nutrient Differences in Soils(Agricultural
Chemistry).
17. Acid-Base Indicators: Color Changers (InorganicChemistry).
18. Enzymes: Chemical Controllers (Biochemistry).
19. Triglycerides: Saturated and Unsaturated
(OrganicChemistry).
20. Vitamin C Content: Analysis of Food by Titration
(AnalyticalChemistry).
21. Viscosity: A Difference in Stickiness (PhysicalChemistry).
Earth Science.
22. The Hydrologic Cycle: The Movement of Water from Place toPlace
(Physical Geology--Hydrology).
23. Minerals: Distinguishing Physical Characteristics ofMinerals
(Physical Geology--Mineralogy).
24. The Rock Cycle: Processes That Change One Rock Type intoAnother
(Physical Geology--Petrology).
25. Soil Texture: Effects of Regolith Size (PhysicalGeology--Soil
Science).
26. Topography: Highs and Lows of the Earth's Surface(Physical
Geography--Topography).
27. The Greenhouse Effect: Heat Transfer in the
Atmosphere(Meteorology).
28. Soundings: Mapping a Profile of the Ocean
Floor(Oceanography).
Physics.
29. Resonance: Sympathetic Vibration (Acoustics).
30. Thermal Conduction: Transfer of Vibrational
Energy(Thermodynamics).
31. Static Electricity: Stationary Charges (Elementary
ParticlePhysics).
32. Electromagnetism: Magnetism from
Electricity(Electrodynamics).
33. Static Fluids: Fluids at Rest (Fluid Dynamics).
34. Newton's Third Law of Motion: Action-Reaction(Mechanics).
35. Polarization: Vibrations in One Direction (Optics).
Appendix 1: Random Error of Measurement.
Appendix 2: Relative Error: Percentage Error.
Appendix 3: Planet Facts and Figures.
Appendix 4: Random Sampling in an Open Ecosystem.
Appendix 5: Cross-Staff.
Appendix 6: Preparing Test Solutions.
Appendix 7: Manometer.
Appendix 8: Science Project and Experiment Books.
Appendix 9: Sources of Scientific Supplies.
Glossary.
Index.
JANICE VanCLEAVE is a former science teacher who now spends her time writing and giving science workshops. She is the author of over forty science activity books with sales totaling over two million copies.
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