This site has science projects for kids that only require inexpensive household materials. The projects range from making potato batteries to gliders that can be printed from templates. All of the experiments have clear instructions with pictures and an explanation of how the science behind it works.
Science Fair Ideas Reader Reviews
The following site reviews were submitted by readers like you. Discovered (or created) a cool site we should know about? Click here to add URL.Mop Top the Hip Hop Scientist Celebrates African Americans in the Sciences
November 15, 2011 -- Submitted by Jackie Johnson, a reader from Raleigh, North Carolina, who is affiliated with the site.
African American scientists, mathematicians, and inventors…the premise of this site is to create a love of learning for all children!
Experiland Science Education
October 4, 2011 -- Submitted by Jere Botes, a teacher from South Africa, who is affiliated with the site.
Experiland lets you enjoy and learn about the amazing world of science with fun, tried and tested science projects in five main categories suitable for elementary and middle school children. Many fun free science experiment ideas & information are available on our site.
The Science Siblings
January 31, 2011 -- Submitted by Bryan, a reader from Land O Lakes, FL, who is affiliated with the site.
Kevin Temmer, a Land O Lakes, Florida, International Baccalaureate senior high school student, created this animated introduction to the middle school science fair as part of an IB community service project.
Science Buddies Career Profiles
January 26, 2011 -- Submitted by Justin Spahn, a reader from CA, who is affiliated with the site.
Our science career profiles are designed to engage students by providing them with:
examples of the type of work someone might do on the job; detailed information about the career (including salary, economic outlook, degree requirements, etc…); links to interviews; videos showcasing the work or an individual on the job.
Science Fair Girl
October 18, 2010 -- From Austen, a reader from St Augustine Florida, who is not affiliated with the site.
ScienceFairGirl is a website with free resources for science fair students. There are separate sections for middle and high school aged students to best help each group. The site gives lessons on basic principles critical to science fair type projects and empowers kids to excel in educational ventures.
SEA-MONKEYS RULE!
May 1, 2010 -- From Simon, a reader, from England, who is affiliated with the site.
Offers a fact file, journal, help, images, and videos of real life sea-monkeys.
