Science fair projects are not only fun to complete, but they are also very educational. They are designed to encourage students to develop their critical thinking skills, their problem solving skills and their scientific inquiry skills. In order to get the most out of a science fair project you need to have the right tools, such as discount student microscopes. While most science fair projects are completed by middle school students, students of all ages can benefit from participating in science fair projects.
If you are interested in using science fair projects as a teaching tool or as a learning tool, then you have a lot of options. Many students enjoy practice or demo experiments that are first demonstrated by the teacher and then completed by the students.
What science fair projects or science demos are you interested in? What is your favorite science experiment?
One of my favorite experiments to introduce kids to scientific experiments and inquiry processes is the growing crystals experiment. This experiment can be completed at home or at school and is very cheap to complete. All you need is pipe cleaner, a solution of salt water or borax water and a container for the solution.
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