| 4th grade science project ideas are fairly easy to do | | | | finding out if birds have a preference to what kind of |
| and can be lots of fun for the class. Kids this age are | | | | material their houses are made out of (ex. wood, |
| naturally curious and full of energy so it's fairly simple to | | | | plastic, etc). |
| come up with a fun project that can keep their | | | | Some other ideas also include finding out what kinds of |
| attention. | | | | materials magnets can go through such as felt paper, |
| They're always asking questions, trying to further their | | | | newspaper, construction paper, and an experiment to |
| knowledge of the world around them so think about | | | | see if ants can find their way back to their ant hill if |
| questions they have asked you because there's a | | | | you move them a distance away. |
| good chance lots of them can be turned into an | | | | Another nice thing about science projects for this age |
| exciting science experiment for them to try. | | | | group is that there's not a lot of materials involved and |
| Basically what you need for a successful science | | | | the results are usually able to be seen if not right |
| project is a question, a hypothesis and a conclusion. | | | | away, then very soon after the project has been |
| Some 4th grade science projects that have been | | | | started. Projects like this are great for fourth graders |
| done in the past include seeing how worms react to | | | | because it makes learning fun and they can do most |
| light, seeing if plants can grow when watered with | | | | of it on their own which gives them a great sense of |
| liquids other than water (milk, juice, vinegar, etc) and | | | | accomplishment. |