Rules & Regulations

1 — Project Rules

• Projects can be done by individuals or larger groups (no limit on group size).
• It doesn’t have to be a very detailed project, but could also be an explanation of a scientific phenomenon (ex. How does a plane fly?) with or without a physical project attached.

2 — Requirements

• Can use printouts or hand-write (legible)
• Can be a slideshow
• Can be a physical project
• Can be a poster or drawing
• Must follow Safety Guidelines and Project Limitations

3 — Necessary Information

(Important)

• A title (can be a question or “the effect of”)
• Independent, Dependent, and Controlled Variables
• Data/Evidence collected from the experiment (Can be qualitative, quantitative, and/or graphical)
• Pictures or drawings of some sort to show the procedure.
• A conclusion that sums up results
• A verbal presentation or form of communication from student.
• All students’ names on poster

(Highly recommended)

• Physical evidence (e.g. what’s left of your baking soda volcano or the coke bottle you added mentos to)
• Control groups/Constants can be included
• A description of your procedure using written steps.

4 - Prizes

• To Be Decided

5 - Sample project categories

• Phyics
• Chemistry
• Biology
• Mathematics
• Earth Science