Books with title Science Fair Projects, Grades 5 - 8

This fun classroom supplement provides science project help from hypothesis to conclusion. Students will learn how to: think of good ideas; plan, schedule, and experiment; collect, organize, and quantify data; build great displays; and present experiments. It also includes planning and scheduling worksheets plus sample experiments, and supports NSE standards.

If you plan to have your class do science projects this year, for science fair or any other purpose, this book is for you. Science Fair Projects is a practical, simple guide for developing science projects. It will direct your students through eachstep of the scientific method, providing them with the information needed to put together successful science projects. Your students will learn the different components necessary to complete a successful science project. Some of the science projectideas included are "Amazing Mice," "Flowering Bulbs," "Freezing Hot Water," and more!

Volcanoes, mountains, and earthquakes! Fossils, glaciers, and crystals! Earth science has so many fun topics to explore, and this book is the best place to start understanding geology. Young scientists will learn about the Earth’s layers, understand the forces that change our planet’s surface, and explore how rocks, minerals, and crystals form. For students interested in competing in science fairs, the book contains lots of great suggestions and ideas for further experiments.

This new series uses everyday objects (kitchen utensils, doorbells), familiar critters (ants!), and readily available substances (air and water), to create winning science fair projects for upper elementary and middle-school kids. Each title includes step-by-step instructions that enable kids to create their own independent science fair projects, as well as the underlying scientific concept learned during the experiment This series meets national science education standards.

Spark scientific curiosity with easy-to-find materials. The fascinating field of physics deals with the how and why of non living objects--including so many that figure in kids' everyday lives. It covers what principles are at work when we ride a bicycle, why a balloon floats, and how a refrigerator keeps that bottle of soda nice and ice-cold! And, what physics reveals about light, time, motion, magnetism, and other natural forces plays a part in many other sciences, including astronomy, optics, and even the arts. Colorfully demonstrate how energy flows, why things accelerate, and how sound travels. With these great science fair experiments budding scientists can have a "swinging good time" testing pendulums; measuring the momentum of a dropping ball; checking if water affects a magnetic field; storing solar heat; moving heavy objects easily with the help of a lever; and much more.