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I. So... whose Science Fair Projects is it?
As I receive e-ons of email every day I wonder why I am being sent questions such as:
If you are not one of the students that has emailed me, maybe you know of students who are constantly asking you, their
teacher or parent to give them a science fair project. If you do, I encourage you to forward this newsletter to them.
To come up with an idea and create a science fair project is the work of the STUDENT!
What for? Because thinking of a project and following a project through to completion, is a metaphor for your life.
It's is what
much of your life is all about. Baking a cake, learning to ride a bicycle, getting your first job, doing a homework
assignment, cutting the grass... every action you take is a mini project that you think of doing and then put into action.
ACTION is what produces results.
OK, so sometimes it's your parent's idea.
And, if you read the site page by page you will come across over 1,000 FREE science fair ideas.
The best way to create a science fair project is to go step-by-step.
Begin on the home page, read the page, then click on the link at the bottom of the page. That will take you to the next step.
Continue this process and you will be walked through all the steps of doing a science fair project. OR you can visit the
site-map page and the steps are numbered in sequential
order with a link and description of each step.
OK, so you say that you do not like doing science fair projects. I understand. You can't like every subject or
assignment. BUT, you MUST do
a science fair project in order to pass your science course. Click on the menu where it says, "Science Fair Projects."
Then choose the subject that is of
interest to you. You will find science fair kits that you can purchase. Most of them have experiments that you
can do for your science fair project. (please remember, you must be 18 yrs or older to
use a credit card online).
The most popular science kit is the
fuel cell car kit. It has 19 experiments designed for
science fair experiments. For those that are science fair enthusiasts, you can make up your own experiment with this kit.
Now... has that of help to you? If not, send us an email at info@super-science-fair-projects.com
and we will address your questions in the next newsletter.
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VIII. Science Fair Success
The Best to You, Madeline / alias Detective ThinkMore Did you look thru our library of Science Fair Entusiastis Backissues?
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