| Your 7th grade science project is likely to be more | | | | cheese to start with. Put a slice (or scoop in the case |
| involved than the projects you have done in previous | | | | of the cottage cheese) of cheese onto a paper plate |
| years. The science fair at your school is probably | | | | and set the three plates in the same area. Make sure |
| more competitive for your age group, and there is a | | | | one of them is not going to get sun part of the day |
| good chance your peers will be putting a lot more time | | | | and the others are not. Be very careful to keep your |
| and effort into their projects than they have in previous | | | | experiment away from pets and small children as mold |
| years. You will want to do the same for your project. | | | | is bacteria and it can make people and animals very ill. |
| There are endless possibilities when it comes to | | | | After putting the samples in the safe place, check the |
| choosing a project to do. | | | | cheese each day and see which one starts to mold |
| One interesting idea for a 7th grade science project is | | | | first. Remember to dispose of it as soon as it starts to |
| to see which type of cheese will grow mold the | | | | mold to avoid making anyone sick. |
| fastest. This is a great project because it is not only | | | | Another seventh grade science project idea might be |
| interesting, but still fairly simple. There are so many | | | | to see if you can grow a plant without soil. You can |
| different kinds of cheese out there, but you will only | | | | try placing seeds in various things such as a wet |
| need to choose three or four types to experiment | | | | paper towel, grass clippings, coffee grounds, or other |
| with, such as Parmesan, cottage cheese, and Swiss | | | | similar substances to see if they will grow. |