Science Projects

CLUE No. 1
WHAT MUST BE UNCOVERED. . .
Science Projects
To find the answer to this clue will take about 1 hour.

• Thoroughly read the information on this web site. It has a multitude
  of science projects listed on every page.
   
• Carefully read the simple science fair projects rules of your school's Science Fair.
  If you do not understand something, ask your teacher. The only stupid
  question is one that is not asked!

  Your school may have a web site where you can find the rules,
  guidelines and science projects from which to choose. The rules and regulations written by your teacher or school take precedent over whatever is suggested here or on any other site.

  Rules vary from fair to fair regarding ethical safety and animal regulations.
  Illegal substances or anything that could cause danger to you or your
  research subjects is not permitted. Some science fairs do not
  allow projects to have animals as part of a science project,
  while others do. Check with your teacher to clarify the guidelines.
   

If it is to be, it's up to me!
• Every detective has a special notebook.For your investigation,
  you will need a NEW spiral notebook in which you will take notes
  as you investigate among many science fair projects, choose your
  project as well as track your thoughts, feelings questions, research and experiments.

  Let's call this your SCIENCE PROJECTS LOG.
  Everything you do for your project will be kept in your Science Projects Log.

  Keep it as neat as possible. You will use the information in
  your notebook to write your report. It will also be handed in to your teacher
  and be on display at your school's science fair along with
  your science project.
   

• Investigators have a step-by-step procedure that they follow.
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• Sherlock Holmes has his personal library in his study. What personal
  references do you own? Here are the two best resources that I found for science fair projects... Scientific American's, "The Amateur Scientist," Science
  Fair Edition. It has over 1,000 science projects with loads of hints and tips.

  E.encylopedia is an encyclopedia and an accompanying Web site that together provide research material for students on 600 subject areas. The book is a comprehensive, photo-filled resource with sections on every major subject area: science, nature, history, culture, and more. Readers can enter highlighted keywords throughout the dedicated Web site to link to age-appropriate sites with related information, video clips and more. These recommended links are regularly reviewed and updated.

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• An experienced detective knows that it takes time and patience to
  uncover all the clues to solve a mystery. An excellent science fair project
  will take between 2 to 3 months to complete.
   
• Sometimes getting stuck means you just need to discover how you learn best. Find out what to do to help
  you stay focused on your science fair project, and much more! Take an online learning style profile.

• Another way to stay focused is to copy and tape this motto on the ceiling above your bed. Read it every night before you go to sleep and when you wake up in the morning.

  "Go over, go under, go around or go through.
  But never give up."

  
  When my children were in middle school and high school we always had positive sayings and posters displayed all over the house. One day I looked above my son's bed and he had a
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