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Links to aid in every aspect of your project; from project ideas, to research, to creating the display. |
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Help choosing the right research sources for your subject, understanding the research process, or finding quick facts online. |
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| Science Fair Project
Resource Guide
http://www.ipl.org/div/kidspace/projectguide/ Internet Public Library guides students through the steps necessary to create a successful science fair project. The site includes tips on selecting a topic, writing the paper, making the display, and an extensive list of other useful internet sites. |
| Elmer's Science Fair http://www.elmers.com/products/sciencefair/index.asp Elmer's Science Fair includes planning, resources, needed supplies and project ideas. |
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Discovery Channel School: Science Fair Central http://school.discovery.com/sciencefaircentral/ "Creative investigations into the real world." Science Fair Central offers a complete guide for science fair projects and experiments for kids. This site has a handbook with everything you need to know, an ideas page, a page of additional links and books, a database of questions, and tip sections divided into subject areas. |
| The Ultimate Science Fair Resource http://www.scifair.org/ Welcome to the Web's most comprehensive site for students on science fairs. Inside, you will find ideas for projects, step-by-step project instructions, links to other resources and The Idea Board, where students can exchange ideas. |
| All Science Fair Projects
http://www.all-science-fair-projects.com This site has over 500 fully searchable and categorized science fair projects, with full instructions and explanations. You can search for ideas for your projects by simply entering a keyword on whatever interests you. |
| School Science Fairs Homepage www.stemnet.nf.ca/sciencefairs/ A project of the Eastern Newfoundland Science Fairs Council, this homepage is designed to aid students in the most difficult aspect of their science fair experience; getting an idea. Project ideas are divided into age appropriate categories. We have everything from cool links to information on the Canada Wide Science Fair. We have included the listing of many science project ideas. |
| Neuroscience for Kids - Science Fair Projects http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/fair.html Site made by Lynne Bleeker a former science teacher, science fair organizer, judge and parent. Gives a thorough and detailed description of the steps to a successful science fair project. |
| Scienceproject http://www.scienceproject.com World's largest site for Science Project ideas, information and support. |
| Gateway to Educational Materials: Science Fair Projects http://members.ozemail.com.au/~macinnis/scifun/projects.htm The Gateway to Educational Materials extensive and detailed step-by-step guide to doing a science fair project. |
| National Student Research Center Recommended Web Sites
http://youth.net/nsrc/webs.html A collection of Web links to sites ranging from suggested science fair project topics to guidance in completing the project. |
| Homeworkspot Science Fair ideas
http://www.homeworkspot.com/sciencefair Includes ideas by subject and general ideas, geared toward middle and high school students. |
| Science Club's Science Fair
http://scienceclub.org/scifair.html Science Fair idea exchange. |
| Science Buddies
http://www.sciencebuddies.org/ Includes ideas, how-to-do and ask an expert. |
| Super Science Fair Projects
http://www.super-science-fair-projects.com Includes over 500 free science fair projects, ideas and topics for middle school through college age students. |
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The books below can be found in the Science Library at the University of Georgia. We also have many more books on science fair projects. See below to find out how to look up even more books! Everyone is welcome to come and use our library. If you wish to check out a book and are not a UGA student, staff or faculty member, you will need an outside borrower's card. See the link below for instructions. |
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99 jumpstarts for kids' science research |
| Science Experiments for Young People Mary Anne Pilger. Sci Ref Q182.3.P55 2005 |
| The complete handbook of science fair projects Julianne Blair Bochinski. Sci Ref Q182.3.B63 2004 |
| 1001 ideas for Science Projects Marion A. Brisk. Sci Ref Q182.3.B75 1999 |
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Tips for looking up books at UGA GIL Tutorial :gives a lesson on how to use GIL Here is a brief summary of how to look up books: The libraries' catalog (list of books) is called GIL. 1. From the libraries home page (http://www.libs.uga.edu), click on "GIL Catalog". 2. Click on "Keyword Search". 3. Type in your keyword(s). Choose "all of these", "any of these", or "as a phrase" (Directly to the right of the keyword you typed in.)
For example: "science fair" and "science project" are different searches. Some of the books may be the same, but different books will be in each search. Also choosing "as a phrase" may give different results. When 'as a phrase' is selected, the keywords will be next to each other and in the order you typed. "All of these" will find records that contain all of the keywords, but in no particular order. 4. Click "Go" to search the catalog. 5. You've found some books. Click on the title to find the location. Writing down the floor, call number, and title will help you locate this item. If you need any help looking up books on your topic, or finding books once you've looked them up, please come to the reference desk and ask for help. |
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