The Science Fair has officially kicked off! Student and at-home expectations increase as the child gets older. Please see the specifics for your child's grade and mark your calendars for October 18! 

 

*Third Grade - group projects may require some at-home work, but projects will be primarily done at in class. Please read through the packet that is intended for your child's grade level (3rd Grade).  Third Grade Instructions

*Fourth Grade - individual experiments take place at home; the majority of work on display boards and reports (using template) take place at school.

*Fifth Grade - individual experiments take place at home; a balance of time is spent at home and at school on both display boards and reports (using template - if desired). Please note: here is info on making a graph.

*Middle School - individual experiments or scientific studies take place at home; some time is spent at school, but the majority of time is spent at home on both display boards and reports (using template - if desired). Please note: here is info on making a graph.

Please read through the packet that is intended for your child's grade level (4-8th Grade). Fourth-Eighth Grade Instructions

Report Template - required for Grade 5; optional, but encouraged for Grades 6 - 8. You will be prompted to make a copy for yourself.

Grade 4 may write a report, but it is not required.

*See additional attachments

Please note that in an effort to focus and clarify the process for the individual students and facilitate less stress on children and families as well as promote a student's independence in project completion, we have chosen 10 (per grade) curricularly-related topics from which your child can choose in Grades 3-5.  

Here are the first requirements:

Questions that you should prepare for the presentation are linked below.

Please contact Ms. Clayton with any general questions regarding the Science Fair and contact your child's teacher for specific questions. Thank you!