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Kidsactivities.com

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Has additional resources for other content areas.

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Has additional resources for other content areas.

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You can access resources and download project by creating a parent, teacher or student account.

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You can access resources and download project by creating a parent, teacher or student account.

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Includes additional resources/activities related to other subjects. 

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Includes additional resources/activities related to other subjects. 

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Not many visuals

No videos

Long reading texts

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The Kids Workshop Section offers fun projects that could be done at the end of the year (after testing).

Each activity includes a simple plan to complete the project and a list of materials.

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Plane Mirror Reflection Experiment.                          How does the angle of two mirrors change the reflection of an object?                                              https://www.education.com/science-fair/article/how-many-images-make-mirrors/                      Problem, material, procedure, results, why?, related resources, and visuals.

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Plane Mirror Reflection Experiment.                          How does the angle of two mirrors change the reflection of an object?                                              https://www.education.com/science-fair/article/how-many-images-make-mirrors/                      Problem, material, procedure, results, why?, related resources, and visuals.

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Simple (beginners) , Medium and Advance (high school/ adult)

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Provides both experimental and engineering ideas

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This can be used to show students the difference between a demonstration and experiment. The site can be used to show examples of the two.

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Homeschool Science

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Some projects provide extra links of videos and articles to guide in doing parts of the project.

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Asks students, teachers, and parents questions before releasing Science Fair ideas. The Science Fair idea only includes abstracts and careers aligned with the project.

Not elementary school friendly in terms of navigation and instructions.

The individual must log in to receive more information or "assign" a project to someone.

Geared more towards teachers and not students.

Alot of "confirm if you're human"

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sciencefaircentral.com is a very useful website!

It provides many resources for the science fair & includes:

Plenty of experiments under different categories

It includes a planning sheet, board design photo, parent letters, detailed step by step process with examples.

Also includes Information on how to host a science fair (for the coordinator)

Rubric for science fair judges

& Ideas for hosting an engineering and STEM night!

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Very detailed in the way that it formulates experiments.

It has videos to help with visual learning.

Includes STEM activities for student.

Teacher lesson plans for experiments.

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The website includes projects related to the Engineering Design process, which is what our district expects.

Under the "Problem" tab, teachers, students, and parents can see different examples of questions that allow them to investigate and solve a real-world problem.

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PDF for Science fair experiment is available to download.

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PDF for Science fair experiment is available to download.

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KIDS' SCIENCE PROJECTS

http://amasci.com/sc/proj/kidprojb.html

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Easy to navigate, appropriate for different grade levels

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Missing the behavior and social projects for kids

Doesn't seem to have a translator or something to help with bilingual students

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Website has a variety of ways to narrow searches- by activity, lesson, grade level, and units. It gives many science topics, videos, lessons, supplies, labs, step by step directions, and more curriculum available. User friendly and easy to understand. Breaks up design process and has quality images and previews to the different topics such as design, space, and math. Searches can be done by standards depending on the state. Includes the engineering process. Looks great for parent and child to use together.

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Sink or Swim: Calculating Density of Fruits and Vegetables. Are some fruits and vegetables denser than others?     what is included Problem, materials, procedure, results, why?, and related resources.                                                                 https://www.education.com/science-fair/article/fruits-vegetables-denser-than-others/

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Sink or Swim: Calculating Density of Fruits and Vegetables. Are some fruits and vegetables denser than others?     what is included Problem, materials, procedure, results, why?, and related resources.                                                                 https://www.education.com/science-fair/article/fruits-vegetables-denser-than-others/

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This site helps you prepare for a science fair, it inculdes forms, parent lettters, activities, and more.

Stem Activities available:

Buid a boat

Marshmallow launch

Stem Escape Room link https://sciencefaircentral.com/sites/default/files/downloads/Science_Fair_Guide_and_Shopping_Lists.pdf

Parent letters are provided, differentiated into elementary, secondary, and high school

Link: https://sciencefaircentral.com/coordinators

Guide for elementary :

https://sciencefaircentral.com/sites/default/files/downloads/sfc-elementary-how-to.pdf

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Science Fair Projects - Science Buddies 

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Science Fair Projects - Science Buddies 

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https://www.sciencebuddies.org/

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The site we found was a great resource for everyone involved for these reasons:

Has videos of deomonstrations.

Has the procedure for the lab so that the parents and child can easliy follow it.

Buy supplies that may not be avalible at local stores

Layed out very nicely for easy navigation.

For parents and educators

Great resource for parents with supports for helping their child with a science fair project

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Education.com

What's included?

-Problem

-Materials

-Procedure

-Results

-Why

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Eye catching not boring, visually appealing 

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Eye catching not boring, visually appealing 

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It gives you science fair ideas along with resources on where to buy the materials or where else students can find information

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It gives you science fair ideas along with resources on where to buy the materials or where else students can find information

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Site was difficult to navigate. A lot of pop-ups.

Most experiments were demonstrations which looked appealing, but not what we want students to choose. Overall, was not student friendly or a good resource.

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https://www.madsci.org/experiments/

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It provides great videos, explanation, materials, science behind it. 

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It provides great videos, explanation, materials, science behind it. 

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Ice Melting. Will the shape affect how fast the ice melts. The larger the surface of the ice cube, and has the most area, heat will absorb over a larger area.                                                                                                https://www.education.com/science-fair/article/ice-melting/        

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Ice Melting. Will the shape affect how fast the ice melts. The larger the surface of the ice cube, and has the most area, heat will absorb over a larger area.                                                                                                https://www.education.com/science-fair/article/ice-melting/        

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It provides the results. This will help students and parents know if the experiment was done correctly. 

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It provides the results. This will help students and parents know if the experiment was done correctly. 

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3 Things We Found Interesting (Experiments/Demonstrations):

This page offers different experiments/demonstrations students can do at home.

The submissions are added by students of higher education (undergrads, masters and PHD students)

3 Simple Experiments:

Baking Soda Volcano:

https://www.madsci.org/experiments/archive/854444893.Ch.html

Taking a blood pressure

https://www.madsci.org/experiments/archive/859422898.Bi.html

Coloring flowers

https://www.madsci.org/experiments/archive/887562625.Bi.html

2 Things To Try:

Have students try simple at home experiments at home or at school.

Use the experiments to have students identify ways to improve on the demonstration to make it a more detailed project.

1 Question:

Would this be a good resource to share for students and parents for the science fair project for next year?