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Middle School Science Fair Project Ideas and TopicsWhen it comes to middle school science fair project ideas, this is definitely your chance to show off. Middle school is a mixed bag of students: Those who will throw together something childish and poor and on the other hand, the advanced students who have done their research and are ready to impress the judges with an excellent middle school science fair project idea.
If you are part of that second class of students, you've come to the right place. These middle school science fair project ideas and topics are designed to take your project to the next level.
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To make an egg float, add lots of salt to the water, then put the egg in the water.
Here are 3 science fair projects that won a trip to PSU every time.
Gum~What kind of gum resists heat and freezing best? (ex. Stride)
Ice~Does ice melt faster in different shapes?
Trajectory~ How does the trajectory of an airsoft gun pellet drop over distance? Using different pellets?
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please i need help bad what mouth is cleaner or dirtier than a mouth of cat,dog or human please i need help
i need ideas for a plant cell project model it cant be edible. please help due on wendsday
My friend once did a project about something with your stomach when heat brak foods down and she won not first place but grand prize
I am trying to answer the question "Does soda lose its carbonation faster at cold or hot temperature? But I don't neccessary know how to do it so can anybody please help me?
This is a great site to see...!It is lovely...
i did the one with moldy cheese last year and i got a 90, but my teacher is very tough, and i dont think she likes me so i think it might be a good one. im doing the one with fabric absorbing water this year i hope i do better than last year (same teacher) so i pray i get first this year too.
i did a science fair project last year and it won. it was "does chewing buble gum effect memory" i am not sure where i got it exactely.i know it was out of a book though.
Is it good to do a project on video games compared to heart rate, blood pressure, and emotions? Please tell me if it is or isn't!
My friend did a really cool science project were she bought fake eyelashes and bought two different kinds of waterprof mascera and tested which one worked better! She got an A+! tELL ME IF YOU CHOSE THIS AFER YOU DECIDE GOOD LUCK!aND i AM GOING THROUGHT THE SAME PROBLEM !
I REALLY need to impress my teachers for the science fair! I need a 1st place winning experiment! My e-mail is brookestinson@comcast.net so plz e-mail me!
mm, can you explain more . . ?! I need help ahhh :/
Can someone give me a good experiment that won first place thnx!!! And how to get to them, lol!!!
You could also try one certain animal to a certain plant and a different animal to a different plant
just a suggestion
I got first prize from this one
Highly Recommended!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I reccomend the dog/human one I did it last year, and I won first place and most creative. I also tested a cat so my project was whos mouth is cleaner a dog cat or human.
Hope this helped, littlemissheidi
Soda loses its carbonation faster in a hotter environment than a cold one because of the expanding of the atoms/particles. :)
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Ok. I have to do a science fair project, but we're doing it in like "scientific method" sort of way, where your question must be testable. I WAS going to use "Can you switch an animal cell with a plant cell, and still have them live?", but that isn't testable with the supplies and time I have. I was thinking about the "Who's mouth is cleaner; a dog or Human?", but i love the study of cells, and wanted to do a project on sumthing that had to do with cells. Is there a question that is testable (within like 4 weeks) that i could do for cells? Or should i just use the dog/human mouth one???
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Hello Travismyangel9. I know it can be frustrating to create good science fair projects, but the goal of this site is not to simply create step by step instructions to follow. A good project depends on your own creativity in solving a problem.
We will occasionally post a step by step solution to a project, such as that for the "whose mouth is cleaner" project. We post the steps though, because this is a difficult project that not many people would be able to simply figure out on their own.
Many of the ideas here are just starting points. Using your own problem solving skills and own solutions will result in a more original and satisfying project in the end.
Keep thinking!
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this is my first time doing a science fair project and i hate it.i dont like science(i hate math more lol)i want to do a idea off the site but it doesnt show you how to do it. u should really give links or the instructions.give us something.
Could someone give me and my 7th. grader a help with this one? the steps and set up with the board? We are totaly lost!
BY FRANK I GOT IT!!!here is an idea. which material protects an egg the most from an 8ft. or 6ft. drop? yay i got an idea!!! :)
how did you get the steps for the experiment
coolio i like these ideas
Hi there! It seems like some people are having trouble understanding how to turn these ideas into finished projects. The ice cube project is actually quite simple to carry out.
Check back in a day or two for a step by step how-to article on testing the rate of ice cube melting.
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boy that project is to hard
al should make up some easyer projects cause theses are to hard
I like the one about ice cube shape affecting melting. That seems easy to test! Thanks
Hey everyone!
I've tried one science experiment last year and made it in 3rd place. Well it's better than nothing.
My topic was what size string will allow a salt crystal to form on it faster in 6 days? A thin or thick string?
The purpouse of this experiment is to classify wiether a salt crystal can form in a thin or thicker enviorment.
It's really quite easy. Just google "how to make a salt crytal" and when using string choose a thin and thick string to conduct the experiment. And the rest I think is quite easy for you to find. Hope it helped. :)
by the way I'm using the "how does a cloud form? And is it possible to make one?"
I googled it, and it is possible to make a cloud. So I'm all set. Thanks :)