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What is a Science Project?
The Parts of a Science Project
Checklist
A Good Start
Categories
Guidelines for a Project Log
Controls and Variables
Results and Conclusion
Guidelines for a Report
Guidelines for Charts, Drawing and Graphs
Graphs and Data
Bibliography Format
Guidelines for Display Board
Guidelines for Oral Presentation
Science Project Glossary
 Bethune: Project "Science Project"
STEP 3 At this point you may want to look at all the things you will have to do for your Science project. |
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Science Project Checklist
- Choose a QUESTION that you can investigate yourself.
- Begin a PROJECT LOG where you will write down everything you do, observe and think during your investigation.
- Form a HYPOTHESIS about what you think will happen.
- Design an EXPERIMENT to TEST your HYPOTHESIS. Decide what MATERIALS you will need and write a PROCEDURE that explains what you will do. Make sure you follow the rules for SCIENCE SAFETY.
- Make a TABLE to help you organize your DATA.
- Fill out a science REASEARCH PLAN and sign it. Make sure your parents and your teacher sign it also before you begin.
- Follow your PROCEDURE and record all the appropriate DATA.
- Write a summary of your RESULTS.
- Make a GRAPH of your DATA.
- Write a CONCLUSION that will answer your QUESTION by either restating your HYPOTHESIS (if you were correct) or revising it (if you were incorrect).
- Prepare your ORAL PRESENTATION.
- Write your REPORT.
- Construct your Science Project DISPLAY BOARD.
