Science fair project

[PirateGirl]

For my Mini.
I have a school meeting tonight about the whole deal...what's to be expected of him.
I was originally thinking something to do with eggs but can't think of anything.

You could do something about diet effecting yolk color?

 

[PirateGirl]

I don't know how basic or complex it needs to be, but you can soak an egg in vinegar, the shell eventually dissolves but the egg is still contained by the membrane and you get a fun rubbery egg.

 

[N F C]

Well what boy doesn’t like exploding stuff?

Another fairly basic one is seed sprouting. You can do it in a clear glass jar and capture the stages of growth.

 

[9SpiceyChickens]

Testing a cheap homemade incubator on some fertile eggs?

 

[Kiki]

I got the rules.

Nothing living.

No volcano type "presentations."

Must start with a question and the project must answer the question.


Must explain how it relates to something in real life.

Only one variable can change.

 

[Kiki]

Testing a cheap homemade incubator on some fertile eggs?

No living things.

 

[9SpiceyChickens]

No living things.

Hmmm.... Sorry, can't help then!

 

[lilmillefleur]

I remember doing a spectroscope project when I was little and testing different light sources.
My dad did most of the project for me but it was super fun and interesting.

 

[drumstick diva]

Oh Poo-!! Why don't they just tie your hands behind your back. You could have shown how seedlings lean to face the sun( or plant light)

 

[Kiki]

Oh Poo-!! Why don't they just tie your hands behind your back. You could have shown how seedlings lean to face the sun( or plant light)

I was actually thinking of doing something with 3 different lights, to see which would grow best.


This is going to be even tougher to come up with something now.