Category Ideas Outline for School Science Projects

Did you know that you must choose a science category before you choose a topic for your project?

Follow the school science projects outline to find a category for the science fair.

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• Astronomy - The study of the stars, planets, solar system and universe.
   
• Biology - The study of all living things. Do you like to learn about plants, animals, the relationship between plants and animals in their environment. Botany - study of plants: what makes them grow, their contribution to our environment, their cell structure?
   
• Zoology - study of animals: how they hear and see, how they behave in their natural environment or with people, about their body and how it functions?
   
• Chemistry - study of substances and its transformation. Determines what happens to the substances when they combine together and react.
   
• Earth Science - The study of the earth. Are you curious about fossils, minerals, rocks, earthquakes, volcanoes, the weather, oceans, marine life or prehistoric creatures?
   
• Engineering - The function of a machine or mechanism: i.e. how does a windmill
  work?
   
• Environmental - study of sources and their control; ecology, recycling, reclamation, restoration, composting, acid rain, affects of pollution.
   
• Microbiology - study of microorganisms: bacteria, virology, protozoology, fungi, yeast.
   
• Physical Science - The study of matter and energy. Do you like to learn about electricity, energy, gravity, machines, magnets and how materials change and combine?
   
• Mathematics - The use of numbers and symbols to study amounts and forms. Do you like to compute abstract numbers and symbols to find exact answers? Includes calculus, abstract algebra, number theories, statistics.

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We're not done for the day.

What do you mean, you're tired?

Take 10... stretch, walk around the block. Come back because today's outcome has not been accomplished - to choose a topic!

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An online dictionary that gives definitions of scientific terms and will expland your knowledge of what science topics are in what categories.

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