DON’T PANIC! THE COMMUNITY OF SCIENCE FAIR WIZARDS ARE HERE TO HELP YOU… TEACHERS, PARENTS AND TEACHERS WORLDWIDE!
 I know when its science fair time because e-ons of emails arrive every day from parents, students and teachers:
Will you send me a science fair project?
What is a good science fair project that my daughter can do for her 7th grade science fair?
Do you have easy science fair projects on your site?
Do you know where I can find ….
Well, now we have created a Forum for you to share your science fair experience, ask questions and get answers from each other. This is a blog for students, parents and teachers… a place for you to help each other.
Each post is monitored and will be posted after it is read by an adult. So please keep your comments honest, clean, and helpful. This is an educational site. The purpose of the Super Science Fair Projects blog is to help you to create the best science fair project on the planet! It is not a place to visit with your friends or to joke around. Those posts will be deleted.
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Using sustainable energy not only reduces your carbon footprint by using renewable sources but can also provide you and your family with financial benefits. Governments will often pay those who use sustainable energy sources and sell some of that electricity back to the grid.
We take a look at some of the most readily available to those who wish to take advantage of the money saving benefits.
Solar Power
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I remember a lot of things from 2009. There was, if I’m not mistaken, a recession of some kind.
Avatar came out in theaters, and Ellen DeGeneres replaced Paula Abdul of the TV show American Idol. Swine Flu went from minor annoyance to nationwide health scare (and then back again) in record time, and Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett both regrettably shuffled off this mortal coil.
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Using solar energy and installing solar panels has been around for several years but has been getting more and more popular in recent years. The green movement has sparked people to start utilizing cleaner forms of energy. Green energy is not only better for the environment, it is also cheaper. For most people solar energy is not the only solution for energy. Some areas around the world do not get… Continue reading
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Here’s a list of Africa’s most endangered animals that most of us didn’t even know were under threat.
African Wild Dog
Scientific name, Lycaon pictus. This mammal can be found in the savanna woodlands of Sub-Saharan Africa. Don’t be mistaken by its small body size and weight, this Cape hunting dog has very strong jaws and most of its body consists of muscles. This highly intelligent animal plays… Continue reading
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If you’re looking for a way to be eco-friendly and save money at the same time then consider getting a home wind turbine. Wind turbines use their blades to capture wind power and convert it to electricity. Not only could you avoid paying your electricity bill but your electricity company could end up having to pay you! A home wind turbine is a lot neater than the ones you see… Continue reading
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