1. Easy to navigate grade level projects and can find projects by subjects (i.e. Engineering and Science inquiry)

2. Each project has problem, materials, procedures listed for students to follow

3. Has TEKS aligned resources

2 things you will try

1. Incorporate educational resources (worksheets, activities,etc.)

2. Games!

1 question we still have

1. Can we signup for free? It needs an account to download the materials.

1. A new way for students to enjoy understanding different concepts in science by incoorporating food.

2. Provides different categories for Science Fair with unique ideas to support students.

3. User friendly for students

2 things that we will try next year:

1. Incorporating lessons into our labs instead of just using it for Science Fair.

2. Make it engaging for students to motivate them to want to do a great project.

1 Question:

1. Very self explanitory. What is a useful sight for visual learners? Because their is no pictures or demonstrations.

There are plenty of resources and links.

The website offers ideas and advice to get kids excited about science fair.

2 things we would like to try: Electromagnetic train experiment, and Purify Water with Charcoal

1 question: How do we filter through the ideas to select the best experiment for that student?

1. One thing we found interesting is that the site includes the cost of the science project.

2. Another thing we found interesting is that the site tells you the project's difficulty level.

3. The last thing we found interesting is that the site provides videos of the science projects that students and parents can follow.

2 Things we will try next year-

1. One of the things we would like to try is incorporating some of the STEM activities for our lessons.

2. Another thing we would like to try is having the students browse the site for possible science fair projects.

1 Thing we have a question about-

1. We currently have no questions.

*Organized by Science categories (makes it easier for teachers and students to choose a project)

*Tips to teach science lessons to students with disabilities

*Science lessons, hands-on activities, and free worksheets that can be used for science projects and yearly lessons.

2 Things to Try

*Printables and printable lessons

*How to teach Science tips

1 Question

Can we download as many lessons as we want, or does it have a monthly limit, or do we have to sign up to continue using their resources?

Sciencebuddies.org

• If there are science demonstrations, it has a section at the bottom that says "make it an experiment and answer these questions"

• There are many videos to show an example of what the experiment will look like

• It explains the Scientific Method

2 things we will try

• Magic Ketchup Experiment

• The Film Canister Rocket Experiment

1 question we have

• Why is there so many ads?

-Videos are very useful and teaches you how to actually do experiments in class

-There are lessons with videos that you can find by TEKS which would work well to use for Engage & Explore

-The website focused solely on the Engineering Design Process, although there are good lessons and resources, there are not many

2 Things We Will Try

-The videos provided are good to support scholars in their science fair projects but they can also be used in classroom labs (resources can be adjusted to simplify for lower grades)

-Under Popular Topics tab, there are useful visuals for each topic with definitions and examples that are simplified for lower grades

1 Question We Have

-Is the process that we use for science fair the same as the engineering process? This website is more focused on engineering.