| There are many science projects ideas to choose | | | | think of a topic you'd like to do a project on, under that |
| from when you're looking to do a project for school, or | | | | category. Or, if you already have a topic in mind you |
| just for fun. It's all a matter of choosing a topic that can | | | | could write down the different categories your topic |
| hold your attention so you're motivated to give it your | | | | falls under and choose which one interests you more. |
| very best, which will earn you points for hard work! | | | | Once you have a project in mind you can gather your |
| There are many categories to choose from when it | | | | materials, conduct you experiment, make notes on |
| comes to science projects; Astronomy, Biology, | | | | your findings, then write up your report and make an |
| Chemistry, Earth Science, Engineering, Environmental, | | | | eye catching display with all the information you found |
| Microbiology, Physical Science, and Mathematics. If you | | | | out from your experiment. Make sure you fully |
| start by choosing a category that interests you, it | | | | understand your project so you're prepared to present |
| should help you to choose a topic to work with. Even if | | | | it to the judge if you're entering your project in a |
| you choose a topic that interests you it could still fall | | | | science fair. If you're doing it as a leisure project you |
| under various categories, so it's best to pick a | | | | can still write up a report and even a display to wow |
| category that you want to work with first, and then | | | | your friends and family. |