Maybe at some point you noticed that the URL on this page says, “Science Fair.” That was the original idea but was never developed. I’m going to stop receiving projects for this page. I haven’t done a good job really presenting them well. We’re going to try something different. Stay tuned.

Getting Ready

The Letter “C” By: Corby

Level 2

Fifty-First Famous Story, THE FORCE FIELD OF SAFETY FOR LISA AND AVERY

Dorathea’s Fifty-First Famous Story, The Story of the Lost Son

Fifty-First Famous Story, Luke the Dragon Rider

Fifty-First Famous Story, Jeysing’s Death.

Level 3

In the Sea

My Play By Rylee

Level 4

The Power of Music

Hoover Dam research report

Virginia Report

Ayele – Adam and Eve

Level 5

A book by L.B. Stanley, The Spring Creek

By “Nancy Drew” Punctilious

Level 6

Elijah Napoleon

Rebecca Panama Canal

Nina The Panama Canal

Christine Vikings

Level 7

Level 8

How Adam was Framed By: Laine

The six homeschooled kids play By: Gabrielle

Napoleon By: Camille

Year 1

Biology, Ancient History

Lily: Ancient China (Click image to enlarge)

Elijah: Napoleon

Tyler: Report and Soil Experiment

The Middle Ages

Peter the Great

Greek Gods

Does Age Affect Memory?

Year 2

Zoology, Early American History

The Smallest of the Monkeys By Cloe

Classifying Living Things By Dea

Reghanne – Art – Positive and Negative Space Project

By Camille

Year 3

Earth Science, Geography

Tornado in a Jar By: Brighton

Does Music Affect Your Mood? A video power point By: Cecelia

A shocking conclusion By: Joseph

Nicolai:

Volcano By Gloria

Create a Frog By Alexander

This 3D project covers food chains, habitat, ecosystem, etc. Hope you enjoy! By: Kendall

Tornado Experiment by Joshua

Tornado in a Jar

Year 4

Phys/Chem, Modern History

Viscosity by Joseph

Evaporation by Gabe

Sydney: Thickness of materials in floating- pdf

Mikayla: Sound – pdf

Uzziah: Fabric Softner – videos

Edria – pdf

Mackenzie: Does Temperature Affect Surface Tension

Moving Legos with Electricity

Zao, Grade 4: The Great Marble Race

Atticus, Grade 2: Mentos Explosions!

Matthew, Grade 8: Are Icebergs Buoyant? Power Point

Lincoln, Age 7: science experiment – VIDEO

Caiden Science Project – VIDEO

Science Project – VIDEO

Emma’s Science Project – VIDEO

Noah – Science Experiment – VIDEO

Eluney

Zoe

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Logan – Producing Juice

Abby – Coke and Mentos – Click on the image to read.

The Superior Boat

Question: What kind of boat will hold the most weight?

Experiment I used three different types of boat. A flat one similar to a raft, a rounded one like a bowl, and a boat with a deep pocket. I took turns putting each boat, made out of foil, and slowly added more pennies to it, until it sank.

My Hypothesis: I thought that the deep boat would hold the most pennies, because it would penetrate the water more.

The results: The bowl boat actually was able to support the most weight. The raft did the worst.

The raft was able to hold 22 pennies. The deep boat held 88. The superior boat, the round one, was able to hold a whopping 120 coins.

Madison and Jackson Ages: 13 and 9

M&Ms & SKITTLE EXPERIMENT by Charlotte

Summary: We were learning about predators, prey, camouflage, and habitats. We timed each other for 20 seconds and then we tried to pick out the M&Ms, but not the Skittles, from the Skittles habitat. The Skittles habitat were made up of 60 Skittles of one color. We found out that if prey is camouflaged, the predators will not be as likely to get it. The bar graph below shows that most of the M&Ms did better in the habitat with the Skittles of the same color as the M&Ms.

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