5 second rule science fair

5-Second Rule

Well, when one has a science project, it usually means that another one does too. Taya & Bladen both had to prepare a project for the Elementary School Science Fair this year. Both wanted to do something with bacteria so it worked out perfectly. Taya's was quite interesting. She wanted to see if the "5 second rule" really was true. Does food really NOT pick up bacteria in 5 short seconds? Or does it? First she picked 3 types of foods to try out: a piece of bread a sucker (wet with bottled…

Is it true that food dropped on the floor and picked up after five seconds is clean? To find out, we’re building an incubator and allowing any hitchhiking germs to grow.

Popcorn on floor (carpet and tile) and counter from overachieving hot-air popcorn maker. Bowl is actually a plastic cake carrier. Welcom...

Create unique science fair projects. Head on over to learn how to help your 4th and 5th grade finish their science fair experiment. We will give tips to make it age-appropriate and an independent project. Links to workbooks and other tips included.

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For weeks, The Boy and I (with occasional help from his siblings and Daddy) have been working on his science fair project. In review, he had chosen to experiment with UV sensitive beads to determine what items would best protect you from UV rays. We have actually been done with the experiment for well over a week and have been patiently awaiting some graphs I had ordered prints of (my laser printer is only black & white so I was hoping for a few color graphs). While we waited for the prints…

6th grade science fair

Looking for fun, quick, and easy science experiment ideas for an upcoming science fair? Check out these step-by-step instructions for four different Skittles science experiments.

1st place winning board for 4th grade science fair project.

Last week was the annual TCS Science Fair. Hannah won first place in 7th grade category! We were so excited. This year she decided to do her project on the testing of expensive nail polish a…

Here are a few of the projects that we have done at home and at our elementary school science fairs. The entire family always learns a lot when we embark on the science fair journey. I hope this page inspires you too

Science projects are fun and educational for those who have an interest in the subject. Neuroscience for Kids notes that a first-place science project doesn’t have to be expensive or time consuming, but it will require plenty of planning and thought. Although it is never a good idea to copy another project experiment for experiment, you can use other first-place science projects as idea starters for your own.

10 ideas and some power tips to make you the king of your science fair!Studio C collab video! https://youtu.be/QCUyhiF6-0QCredit to my sister Lisa for being...

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