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Presentations will be the week of Jan 30-Feb 2. You can prepare for your presentation by getting notecards ready to GUIDE your presentation. You should not need to read off of the cards, but they should help you stay on track and go in order. You will also need to dress professionally or in a school approved dress code. You may ONLY free dress if you are dressed in professional clothes!!!

Here is a link that may help you prepare for the presentation:
http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project_judging.shtml

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The instructions I gave on the report template is a good place to start when trying to write an abstract. Your abstract should be a paragraph or two that addresses some of the questions I put on the report template. You should delete the questions after you are done and just leave your written paragraph.

Here is a link for more help on abstracts:
http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project_abstract.shtml

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January 9 Return from Winter Break
January 12 Deadline for rough drafts if you would like Mrs. Harrison to edit.
January 25 ALL reports and science fair boards are due.
January 30-February 2 Science Fair group and individual presentations in the classroom
March Regional Science Fair at Cobo Hall for those who qualify

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Microsoft Word: click the document in the third column of the first row with the title: Sci_Fair_Report_Template_1. A box will pop up asking you to open or save. Save the file. Please place your name in the file name. For example, "MrsHarrisonsReport.doc" or "Mrs Harrison SF.doc" In order to turn this in online, you will send an e-mail to me at ULAharrison@gmail.com with the file attached or send it to me in a message on Edmodo. You may also print this and hand it in in person.

Google Docs: In the box to the right titled "Writing Your Report," there is a link to my Google Doc version of the report template. Click that. Then click File > Make a Copy, and type a name for your document. This will save it to your Google Drive, accessible at http://drive.google.com or http://docs.google.com. To turn this in online, you can either click "share" in the upper-right-hand corner and put in my e-mail, ULAharrison@gmail.com or you can download the file to e-mail or print by going to File > Download As > Microsoft Word (.docx). This will allow you to open or save the document. You can just open it if you want to print, or save it if you want to attach it to an e-mail or Edmodo yourself. Either way, the file will also stay in your Drive.

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To write your report on Microsoft Word, click on it in the post above and then click "Download." Save it to your computer and open it in MS Word.

To write your report on Google Docs, I recommend first making a Gmail username with your parents permission. The documents you create on Google Docs will be saved to your gmail username just like Edmodo's backpack. Then follow this link to get the document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/18-MvNWES7NxIJ9XSS2D_KswxKsM9OKddwNaVwyOogsA/edit?usp=sharing

In order to edit the document, go to File > Make a Copy. This will place it in your Google Drive (just like Edmodo Backpack). You can always access the files you have saved in your Google Drive by logging in to google and then visiting http://drive.google.com

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I showed how to make a graph on Microsoft Word by going to Insert > Chart and choosing a chart type.

This image shows how to do the same thing on Google Docs.

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Decoration should be minimal and related to the topic of your science fair topic. Don't just put decorations to dress it up. They should be thoughtfully placed.

Any images or drawings placed on your board should be created by you. If you are using a picture printed from the Internet, a magazine, or some other source other than yourself, you must include this as one of your sources on your Works Cited section of your board.

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You may want to print this file to use as the headings for your science fair board, or you may come up with your own.

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Use this as an example for how to complete your science fair board.

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Contains a rubric for the written report and the presentation / board.

UPDATED 1/30/17

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Download this document (8 pages) to work on your science fair report. This may be submitted electronically to ULAharrison@gmail.com, through Edmodo, or printed out on paper and handed in during class.

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Can be submitted electronically to ULAharrison@gmail.com or through Edmodo, or printed and handed in on paper. Was due 11-23-16.

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Must be submitted on paper with parent signature. Was due in October.