How do I do the display?
Your project should be neat and attractive. It
should be your own work, demonstrate your ideas,
and reflect your creative talents.
The display should stand rigidly and be
self-supporting.
Please don’t plan on taping it to the wall: Many
students use a tri-fold board that is light
and easy to carry. You may also use stiff
cardboard, wood or other materials hold the
display.
Make all letters large, clear and neat.
Your project should explain itself through
the pictures, diagrams and other data.
Measurement should be in metric units
because scientists have agreed to use this
measurement system in scientific
experiments.
Because of limited space, your total
display cannot
exceed 4 feet in width and 3 feet in depth.
(You will have one-third of a cafeteria
table upon which to set up your project).
Where can I get ideas?
These are just some of the online resources:
What are the Safety Rules?
For safety reasons the following types of
exhibits are not allowed:
No
projects that harm or cause undue stress
to humans or animals
No live
vertebrate animals
No
bacterial cultures
No
controlled substances
No
dangerous or combustible chemicals
No open
flames
No
“giveaways” (ex., candy, pencils,
balloons, etc.)
What if I have questions? Call one of the members of the Science Fair
Committee:
Karen Ewanich, 871-9653
Stephanie Hernon, 871-9394
Patti Taylor, 878-4431
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