Gather your budding scientists -- it's science fair time!
Friday February 28, 2025, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Cost: FREE
To enter the science fair: Students can enter as individuals or small groups (with parent permission). Students should perform their experiments or research their topics at home, then create a trifold display that the student can present at the science fair. Please register online as a Participant by February 21, 2025 so we have an accurate headcount of participants.
To attend the science fair: Please join us for an exhibit of student science experiments in the Little Cedars’ Gym.
Reminders will be emailed out to registrants the week before.
For more information, please send an e-mail to: programs@littlecedarspta.org
This is a Little Cedars Elementary PTA Sponsored Event
Just a reminder: if you’d like to volunteer, you’ll need to register as a school volunteer and complete a background check if you haven’t already. Here is the link to the volunteer background check.
Participants, please e-mail your full name, grade, and a title of the project to programs@littlecedarspta.org. Please include with your trifold display:
WHAT YOU NEED TO DO
Step 1. Read about Different Project Types. Learn about the different kinds of projects by clicking on the "Project Types" link located below and think about what you would like to do. If you are considering doing an experiment, click on the "Scientific Method" link to understand the steps involved in performing a scientific experiment.
Step 2. Choose A Project. The Science Buddies website has a long list of possible projects, as well as a "topic selection wizard" to help you choose a subject area that's interesting to you. Be sure you read through the safety guide.
Step 3. Fill Out The Registration Form ONLINE! Please register by February 21, 2025 to ensure we have an accurate headcount of participants.
Step 4. Do Your Project & Present It! Prepare a trifold with pictures describing your project.
Step 5. Come to the Science Fair! Invite your family and friends to watch as well.
Additional Resources
http://www.all-science-fair-projects.com
http://www.education.com/activity/science
http://sciencepage.org/scifair.htm