Do you want to keep on track so you can complete your sscience fair project on time?
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What are my 3 secrets to
choosing and developing
a project?
1. Focus on what you love to do the most.
2. Have a fun, and curious attitude along with careful planning and organization.
3. Take a step-by-step approach.
We always have time enough, if we will but use it aright.
- - Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe --
CLUE No. 2
A Unique Timeline to Keep you on track!
Letter "N" on the timeline
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Your science fair project is probably not
the only thing that takes up your time.
Attending school, homework, school activities, family responsibilities, social and play time,
and you may even have a part-time job.
Juggling all these acitivities in your head is impossible, and
can become stressful if you are not well organized on paper. Did you know that one of the
secrets of success is to keep a detailed day time calendar?
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WHY BOTHER WITH THE SCHOOL SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS TIMELINE?
"Small step-by-step actions,
consistently taken over a period of time,
have a giant impact."
-- Anthony Robbins.
You must be able to
manage your time and priorities
because it takes 2 to 3 months to complete an excellent science
project.
You can have the best intentions (goals) to complete a project,
but if you do
not have a means of organizing yourself ,
time gets lost because of a failure to manage time
and priorities. You could lose focus and direction.
School Science Fair Projects require specific step-by-step actions taken
in a particular order.
When the judge reads your
Science Projects, Log looks at your display board for high school, middle school, college or
elementary science fair projects, and
asks you questions about your project, s/he will check to make sure that you have included every step of the process on the
simpe science fair projects page.
AND that you KNOW
the steps you took as well as the results...
KNOW this information like
you know 1 + 1 = 2 .
WHAT IS A SCHOOL SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS TIMELINE?
Your timeline is
a simple, effective plan of action
that outlines what you must do every day in order to meet your outcomes. It shows the dates and
completion of each step of your project.
To produce consistent results,
you must manage your activities. The timeline gives you the tool to manage your time,
energy, focus, and talents so you
can thoroughly enjoy doing your Project.
HOW DO YOU USE
THE SCHOOL SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS TIMELINE?
You will plot the
OUTCOMES
on the vertical line and their respective dates of completion
on the angled line.
What is the difference
between a goal and an outcome?
A
GOAL
is something you are aiming for, something you would like to achieve.
AN OUTCOME IS SOMETHING THAT WILL
ABSOLUTELY HAPPEN.
An outcome is something that your brain believes you already achieved.
Why is the wording so important?
Because what we say determines how we feel.
Feeling you have accomplished something helps to reduce fear, anxiety -
and most important - gives you a positive feeling of pride in your
achievement as if it already happened.
After you complete your timeline, attach it to the
inside cover
of your
Science Log.
Keep the Log in a safe place. It will hold all
the secrets to your science fair project investigation.
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Hazelwood 4th Grade Science Curriculum
Ecology, Matter and Energy, Force / Motion and Mechanical Energy, Earth
Sciences.
Student Projects
Geology / Earth Science, Animals, Plants, Micro-Organisms, Chemistry and Physics.
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Did you accomplish your school science fair projects outcome today?
What's that? Your Timeline of course! This is so-o-o important. It will make a huge
difference when you write your science project report and abstract.
Please be sure you mark
ALL the steps and their respective dates on your timeline.
You say you have completed
this step. Great!
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